Photo William Madison portrait
William Madison would always live in the shadow of his older brother, President James Madison, despite his own accomplishments in...
Portrait of Caroline Harrison
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- Gift of Gerald Edwin and Barbara Jean Czulewicz, Blair House, U.S. Department of State
Portrait of Caroline Harrison
First Lady Caroline Harrison’s portrait by Adolphe Yvon (1817–1893), c. 1880, reveals her refined taste in color and love of flowers. She liked to paint the camellias and orchids in the White House conservatory on china. While the public knew her as an artistic, rather domestic woman, Caroline Harrison was a shrewd politician who promoted public activism among women.
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