The national Republican., 1867-01-10
A NOUN @ CEM ENT.
MARsHALL's PORTRAIT
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Ns..r. Tishnor yi.ids beg to announce thu. they
hAvsarangsd with the eminent sugravsr and paintsr
Mr. VIM 4 Msrshali, for the pubiieauon Of his line.
engraved portrait Of Abraham Lincoln.
This engraving 10 aftsr Mr. harshail's painting,
and 10 srseusd In pure Il tbs largest head
engraved In this manner and Is BY far the best sngav
ing ever executed In America, and will take i place
among the few great works which linssl art has givsa
10 the world, ...
tn. pablishsrs hovsvsr do not put this portrait Of
Mr. Lincoln before the pubie simply ss hns work Of
ART for possesses the still greater yalue Of being
true likeness Of the Nartyrsd President representing
him In his best aspects, and In . manner 90 different
from all others that II may be considered esssntialy
Mr.. Msrshalls own Tho publshsrs believe 1t will be
accepted the standard portrait OF Mr. Lincoln and
grounds for that belief they invite attention TO the
hearty Communications II has received from persons
who know Mr. Lincoln Intimately, all expressing thor.
ough satisfaction with II In this regard.
The pubnAhsrs respectfully invits attention to the
following, among the many eommsndAtona bestowed
upon the picture;
prom Mr.. Hsrndon, Mr.. Lineoins Law Psrtnsr in
springnel Illinois,
M.ssEs TIcKSol FmLDs-sIIs: / have known
o SSsS a zss
In this city has been my pleasure to study the nan,
physically and mentally, especially since 1854. when
seen and been with him in every mood and under al
most all conditions Of human life. and his form and fsa-
di' pora.t r. q him z. b.sn
me, pubishsd BY your house, and have studied the
form .assas % :sIs IN a As
Ssss Translate: sf e & q: sassSs, the.
nature In th. portrait the artist has eausht Mr. Lin
eoin in kindness, tenderness, and rsnseon eombinsd
q hr. Lissoin have seen Is WORK Of iish Art, il
will take It's proper place among the nlest Il Amssa
may fs.t s.sursd that the sTprssen Of ofssa snd is.
turs and mood Of the man are well caught expressed
... ais' 9Sa z: sstsI; S; ''s' ffs afiRsDcs %
Prom the Poet whittsr1 r.a
AHKsBuKr, MASS, 9th Month, ist day, 1850.
p.sonsiy and 6is various pictures have moro or les.
isilsd to satisfy my conception o. him They might be
~ NJ 4. oSins and detail were sOnsspnsd m.
they always seemed to lack great essential Of
Tire Portralt-ths infoInina spirit q the man within.
oompromiss, but over all and through ALL the pathetic
msa arc Visible His ihsaee Of the speaker al dstiys
burg and the writer Of the second inaugural The emf
love snd honor The memory Of Lincoln. ~ ""'
'''' >A' A'A'' ' ]. O. WHITTIER.
Rrom senator sumner.
sEHArH CHAABER, lnh July, 1855.
In he enErsvod portrsit Of Presidsat Lineon. As
work Of art II viii take is place among those rare pro.
WSys ). IsssS Ss prs.sSag the original IN his most
unite with strength think that cannot err In pre-
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suFs that many will look upSa with grateful snthu
WMIiAH Z. .HIRsHALi, ksq. CHARLES SUMNER
lFrOm the Secretary q wsrl
WAR DEPARTHENr,I
WAsHISGroH CIrI, July IS, 1885,
SIN; Your engraved portrait Of the late Prssidsnt,
Abraham Lincoln, has been earsiuly examined Ahd IL
REGARDED By me beautiful Likeness Of that great and
good man. In many respects Z represents h, living
A. one who knew and loved him, rejoice that you
S,ys . vsa e. Ss%y
bling the world to know what manner Of man he WAS.
Your obedisnt servant, .,
". l. MARsHLLL, Esg
This engraving will be A9A aRiy By subscription.
Agents wanted for Its sale sysyyhsrs, to whom liberal
terms will b' given PRIoRs.
Artist's Proof Omitted to 500 oo.........""...s2o %
IndiA Proof 10 %
Plain Proof. 90
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