[Lincoln in Grecian Setting]

Two scenes of Abraham Lincoln. One is a full-length image that shows him leaning against a pillar with a document in his hand. In the background is a lake. The other is a closer image showing Lincoln from the knees up, with less of the background.Information on the back of the print states: "Using the head of Lincoln from the photograph by Brady taken January 8, 1864, the artisit gave Lincoln a new body, a Grecian setting, and a manuscript to hold. These two rare prints from a larger art work were published in 1864 as carte-de-visite photographs by Jno. Holyland, a Washington photographer.