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Andrew Jackson. Seventh President of the United States.
This lithographed portrait depicts Andrew Jackson sitting at a desk, holding a sword. Another reworked black & white version of this lithograph was published by D.W. Kellogg & Co. of Hartford, Ct. in 1847. Both the colored and black & white versions…
New museum. The public are respectfully informed, that an elegant exhibition of wax statues will be opened at...
In 1825 Andrew Jackson was still being celebrated as a victorious general even though he had just lost his first bid for the presidency. This advertisement was for a wax museum that presumably traveled from town to town. It displayed the likenesses…
Equestrian Portrait of Gen. Andrew Jackson at the Age of 50
This engraving is a portrait of Gen. Andrew Jackson in military uniform astride a horse. He holds his hat in his proper right hand. The image is not entirely unknown, as the Library of Congress has the same portrait. The video included here shows all…
Mrs. Rachel Jackson. Late Consort to Andrew Jackson, President of the U. States
Rachel Donelson Robards (1767-1828) married Andrew Jackson in 1791 or 1794. The ambiguity in dates depends on which marriage you count. When they first married, the couple had assumed Rachel's first husband had secured a divorce. Turns out he had…