Lincoln's Gettysburg Address 1942 - 1943
jameshenrydaugherty
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James Henry Daugherty's "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address" (1942-1943) is a powerful black and white lithograph that depicts the iconic moment in American history when Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous speech at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The composition features Lincoln standing tall in the center of the artwork, holding a copy of the Gettysburg Address. The crowd around him, represented by a series of faces, listens intently to the message of unity and purpose. Daugherty's masterful use of light and shadow gives the artwork a sense of drama and poignancy, further enhancing its emotional impact. The work evokes a sense of solemn reverence for the sacrifice made during the Civil War and reminds viewers of the enduring power of Lincoln's words.
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