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A Currier print of Martin Van Buren circa 1836. Complimentary images such as this were used to improve a politicians view among voters. Van Buren was, indeed , an avid horseman and rode nearly every day.
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Print of Martin Van Buren
A Currier print of Martin Van Buren circa 1836. Complimentary images such as this were used to improve a politicians view among voters. Van Buren was, indeed , an avid horseman and rode nearly every day.
A Currier print of Martin Van Buren circa 1836. Complimentary images such as this were used to improve a politicians view among voters. Van Buren was, indeed , an avid horseman and rode nearly every day.
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Portrait artist Henry Inman painted this image of Martin Van Buren about 1835 when he was at the height of his political power.

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