To the Editor:
The bruised frame in which someone long ago mounted an 1863 photograph of President Abraham Lincoln rests against the legs of a side table where I first placed it months ago, not having found an appropriate wall space for my Second Chance resale find.
Lincoln’s expression is heavy and his sunken eyes dark and intense. He seems distant, as though unaware of the camera, or the…
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