Temple of liberty. A crude allegorical woodcut, bold in design, and probably produced for a banner or similar type of display. In the center is a peristyle Temple with an altar on which the figure of Liberty rises from a flame. The figure holds the Bill of Rights, a staff and a liberty cap. The altar is inscribed Preserved by Concord. To the left is a man with a horse, offering wheat; on the right an Indian with a buck deer offers an animal pelt. Behind the temple are thirteen stars. Above is an eagle with shield, olive branch and lightning bolts, and a streamer with the slogan The Union Must and Shall Be Preserved. Two pedestals with figures flank the image. On the far left is Justice, on the right Minerva. Date 1834. Temple of liberty. A crude allegorical woodcut, bold in design, and probably produced for a banner or similar type of display. In the center is a peristyle Temple with an altar on which the figure of Liberty rises from a flame. The figure holds the Bill of Rights, a staff and a liberty cap. The altar is inscribed Preserved by Concord. To the left is a man with a horse, offering wheat; on the right an Indian with a buck deer offers an animal pelt. Behind the temple are thirteen stars. Above is an eagle with shield, olive branch and lightning bolts, and a streamer with the slogan The Union Must and Shall Be Preserved. Two pedestals with figures flank the image. On the far left is Justice, on the right Minerva. Date 1834.