![[JACKSON, Andrew]. BAILLIE, James, publisher. Hand-colored lithograph: "The Death of Andrew Jackson," New York: J. Baillie, [after June 1845]. 1 page, oblong (11 x 15 in.), minor ink-soiling at margins, slightly browned.](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2006/NYR/2006_NYR_01636_0058_000(120831).jpg?w=1)
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[JACKSON, Andrew]. BAILLIE, James, publisher. Hand-colored lithograph: "The Death of Andrew Jackson," New York: J. Baillie, [after June 1845]. 1 page, oblong (11 x 15 in.), minor ink-soiling at margins, slightly browned.
THE DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON. A memorial depiction, handcolored in blue, pink and yellow, showing the deathbed of President Andrew Jackson, 8 June 1845, probably based on newspaper accounts of his final hours. The white-haired Jackson rests one hand on an open Bible, flanked by his physician, Dr. Esselman, who takes Old Hickory's pulse. Surrounding the deathbed are Mrs. Marion Adams, Major Lewis, Major and Mrs. Donelson and, kneeling in front of Jackson's bed, two young girls, one of them probably his granddaughter Rachel Jackson Lawrence.
THE DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON. A memorial depiction, handcolored in blue, pink and yellow, showing the deathbed of President Andrew Jackson, 8 June 1845, probably based on newspaper accounts of his final hours. The white-haired Jackson rests one hand on an open Bible, flanked by his physician, Dr. Esselman, who takes Old Hickory's pulse. Surrounding the deathbed are Mrs. Marion Adams, Major Lewis, Major and Mrs. Donelson and, kneeling in front of Jackson's bed, two young girls, one of them probably his granddaughter Rachel Jackson Lawrence.