Josiah Quincy, President of Harvard University and Late Mayor of Boston, 19th Century Frame Style:Ebony Frame every flourish intact — and

every flourish intact — and frame it by hand so it arrives ready to hang

its marble seam visible where the work resumed — a republic's slow apology rendered in stone

a likeness reissued nearly half a century past Ford's Theatre — the martyred president recast in printer's ink for a generation that knew him only through monument and recitation

Alford Q Collins 1897 — a studio portrait fixed in the late Gilded Age

Josiah Quincy, President of Harvard University and Late Mayor of Boston, 19th Century Frame Style:Ebony Frame every flourish intact — andJosiah Quincy, President of Harvard University and Late Mayor of Boston, 19th Century. A portrait of the Brahmin reformer in his second act Boston's mayor turned Harvard's helmsman, rendered with the steady gravity of a New England that still believed civic virtue and classical learning were the same enterprise. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,