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He participated in important annual and biennial exhibitions at the National Academy of Design

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This article from the Army Quartermaster Foundation describes the history behind the design and creation of the 49-star flag

"From Love to War in '98" — Spanish-American War dimensional print christmas cards Just as the moon roseThe soldier goes off to the Spanish American War, and below the embrace, the text, "From Love to War in '98" Created by The National Chemigraph Company, an American firm, prominent in the late 19th century (around the 1890s), specializing in photo mechanical printing using their patented "Chemigraph" process to create high quality, inexpensive photographic reproductions, famously producing official views for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago