Federal Collection (#41)

Seven Days Battle / Elson
The Seven Days Battles - Federal troops flanking the enemy

Steamboats at Pittsburgh
Federal steamboats at Pittsburgh Landing are used by Major General Grant as his headquarters

Willy Brandt 1965
WILLY BRANDT German socialist statesman, leader of Social Democrats, mayor of Berlin, federal chancellor 1969-74, Nobel Peace Prize 1971 Date: 1913 - 1992

Willy Brandt
WILLY BRANDT (1913 - 1992) German socialist statesman, leader of Social Democrats, mayor of Berlin, federal chancellor 1969-74, Nobel Peace Prize 1971

Federal Sentinel
On the banks of the Potomac river, a Federal picket keeps watch while his companions sleep. Across the river are the Confederate batteries

Confederate Retreat
As the Federal Army advances on Fairfax, Virginia, Carolinian pickets of the Confederate Army retreat through the woods

Fredericksburg Bombarded
Federal troops, under the popular but incompetent general Burnside, bombard Fredericksbug, Virginia, across the Rappahannock river, but Lee will win the battle

Native Americans in War
I dare say most native Americans hoped the North and South will exterminate each other, but some take sides - these Delaware warriors have enlisted in the Federal army

Conscription New York
Desperate for men, the Federal government introduces conscription : in New York this is effected by ballot. It is less than popular

Sioux Attack Feds
Sioux, showing a sad disregard for property rights, attack a Federal baggage-train : lives are lost on both sides

Little Rock Riot 1874
Rioters evacuate the State House at Little Rock, Ark. during riots inspired by South -erners claim to be unjustly taxed by the Federal Govt. (and other grievances)

New Orleans Demo 1874
Riots in New Orleans, against the treatment of the South by the Federal government, lead to violence and intervention by the President

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"Federal: A Journey through History and Art" Step into the world of Diego Rivera, a renowned artist whose works have left an indelible mark on our understanding of history. From his iconic mural "Carmen Presented by Cuyahoga County Opera Association and th, " to his captivating portrayal of "Man, Controller of" in times of turmoil, Rivera's art captures the essence of human struggle and triumph. In one scene, we witness the chaos and devastation as Sherman's March to the Sea unfolds, with Rivera masterfully depicting the plundering of a plantation. Another canvas transports us to the haunting Battle of Gettysburg, where soldiers clash amidst a backdrop of despair. But it is not only American history that captivates Rivera's brushstrokes. In Erfurt Cathedral Square in Germany, he brings life to ancient structures like Erfurt Cathedral and Severikirche Church on Domberg hill. The rich tapestry woven by these architectural wonders echoes across Europe. Meanwhile, at Cincinnati Federal Theatre presents Pirates of Penzance - a lively performance that showcases both talent and creativity. This production serves as a testament to how federal support can nurture artistic expression for all to enjoy. As twilight descends upon Washington DC's US Capitol Building, we find ourselves gazing up at Ulysses S. Grant's statue standing tall against time itself. It reminds us that federal institutions are built upon great leaders who shape our nation's destiny. Traveling across continents takes us next to Fremantle in Western Australia where Federal Hotel stands proudly as a symbol of hospitality and community gathering. Its walls hold stories from generations past while embracing modernity with open arms. Rivera delves deep into Mexico's heritage too; his murals "Zapotec Civilization" and "History of Mexico" celebrate its vibrant culture while shedding light on its complex past.