This popular portrait, painted twenty-two years  after Lincoln’s death, was based upon another  likeness of Lincoln done by George P. A. Healy for a group portrait in 1869 called the Peace Makers.  In it, Lincoln confers with Generals Grant and Sherman  and Admiral D. Porter on board the River Queen at City Point, Virginia, near the end of the war. Healy is believed to have done his original life  sketches of Lincoln at the White House in 1864.

George Peter Alexander Healy

 American academic painter of highly realistic portraits

$270

The framed art measures 24" x 32"  and the framing presentation consists of a wonderful
   2 1/4" Black wood with antique warm silver lip.