LGBTQ+ Protests in Lafayette Square
Lafayette Square, the neighborhood just north of the White House, has long been the site of protests, marches, memorials, and...
Andrew Jackson on Horseback
- Date of Work
- 1830
- Medium
- Engraving
- Type
- Portrait
- Credit
- Library of Congress
Andrew Jackson on Horseback
Andrew Jackson on horseback, engraving by an unidentified artist, c. 1830.
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