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Heads of the Democracy, Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Publisher Attributed to Currier & Ives
Subject General George B. McClellan
1864
A Little Game of Bagatelle, Between Old Abe the Rail Splitter & Little Mac the Gunboat General, John L. Magee  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
Chicago Nominee: "I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest...Where be your gibes now?–Hamlet, Act IV [sic], Scene 1", Justin H. Howard  American, Wood engraving
Multiple artists/makers
1864
The True Issue or "Thats Whats the Matter", Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
The Gun Boat Candidate, At the Battle of Malvern Hill, Louis Maurer  American, born Germany, Lithograph
Probably after Louis Maurer
Publisher Currier & Ives
Sitter General George B. McClellan
1862
Abraham's Dream! – "Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before", Louis Maurer  American, born Germany, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
Breaking that "Backbone", Benjamin Henry Day Jr.  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1862–63
The Chicago Platform and Candidate, Louis Maurer  American, born Germany, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
The True Issue or "Thats Whats the Matter", Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
"Your Plan and Mine", Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
The Old Bull Dog on the Right Track, Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864
The Political "Siamese" Twins, the offspring of Chicago miscegenation, Currier & Ives  American, Lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1864

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