President Andrew Jackson, in portrait engraving
President Andrew Jackson, in portrait engraving published in 1843. After serving as US President from 1829-1837, he retired back to his plantation, The Hermitage, as an immensely influential figure. His Vice President, Martin Van Buren succeeded him, and in 1844, James Polk, protege and advocate of Jacksonian democracy, was elected President
Picture No
13121908
Media ID
45379462
Size
2438px x 3000px
(2.4MB)
Credit
7 Continents History/Everett Collection/Mary Evans
Source
Image Barbara Cushing/Everett Collection
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