PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1864. National Union (Republican) Party campaign poster from the state of New York, 1864, in support of the candidacies of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President and Vice President

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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1864. National Union (Republican) Party campaign poster from the state of New York, 1864, in support of the candidacies of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President and Vice President

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1864.
National Union (Republican) Party campaign poster from the state of New York, 1864, in support of the candidacies of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President and Vice President

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1864 Abraham Advertising Andrew Canvassing Democratic Party Flag Johnson Lincoln National Poster Republican Party

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This print takes us back to the historic Presidential campaign of 1864. The National Union (Republican) Party campaign poster from the state of New York is a powerful testament to the support garnered by Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President and Vice President respectively. The poster, with its vibrant colors and bold typography, stands as a symbol of American democracy in action. It proudly displays the names of these two influential figures who played crucial roles during one of America's most tumultuous periods. The image showcases an advertisement that captures the essence of canvassing efforts during that time. With its patriotic flag waving proudly in the background, it evokes a sense of unity and hope for a nation torn apart by civil war. As we observe this piece closely, we can't help but appreciate how it encapsulates both political significance and artistic beauty. The text on the poster serves as an invitation for citizens to rally behind their chosen leaders, emphasizing their commitment to preserving middle America's values. Presidential Campaign 1864 transports us back in time when political parties like Republican and Democratic were still establishing themselves within American society. This artifact reminds us not only of our country's rich history but also highlights how advertising has always been an integral part of democratic processes. Granger Art on Demand has once again brought forth a remarkable piece from their collection, allowing us to delve into America's past while appreciating its enduring legacy.

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