Portrait of Lincoln, Alexander Hesler. 06/03/1860.
Recolor and denoise by me.

The Alfred Whital Stern Collection of Lincolniana

Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.).] [Study for statue of Lincoln Memorial depicting Lincoln seated in chair, elevation. Bacon, Henry, 1866-1924, architect, 1912 LOC 2019643191

U.S. Army blimp over Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C. Harris & Ewing, 1930 LOC 2016889614

John Russell Pope's Competition Proposal for a Monument to Abraham Lincoln at the Soldier's Home Site, View from the Capitol, 1912

Insane that the animated series Common Side Effects made their villain a "Swiss" Capitalist Psychopath named Jonas BACKSTEIN.

How common of a name would Jonas Backstein be in Switzerland?

I still can't help but laugh when I see CAP's logo

Tom Petty. Two of the boys of the Travelin Wilburys. They toured in early 90s? "Photo caption was Two Guys playing a C Chord. How exciting." It seems like Tom brought out Bob's teenage rockstar dreams. Maybe Petty brought Bob back from The Jesus Years. Maybe he brokered *the deal*.

Roger McGuinn kicks it off. The Byrds broke out with a Seeger tune (Turn! Turn! Turn!) and Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" in 1965 before going through all kinds of great other versions of themselves.

No ICE my guy

No ICE. Know your rights.

Via Dom Flemons on Facebook:

*Major Announcement* It’s truly an honor to share that I have officially been inducted into the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame!

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Sklamberg and London, plus tabla, dhol, oud, and more.

Crate digging in the Yiddish section.

I will say that @bsky.app's visual identification marks have strengthened over the last year.

Certainly not approaching OldTwitter® clarity but getting more concise and immediately recognizable thanks to the username structure.

Here is a comparison in @fcnl.bsky.social's updated letterhead.

Who wore it better?