The commercial designer James Meyer created a series of broadsides, such as this one, as memorials to President James A. Garfield who was assasinated in September 1881. A smaller scale print was also commissioned by E.G. Rideout & Company and included in an issue of Household Journal (also called Household Guest Magazine) that same year. This is possibly in response to the fear of a nation-wide panic over two presidents being killed in the short span of 16 years.
Wow. I have found a copy of another print that is similar by Meyer. Do you have any additional info?
I have the memorial to Garfield by rideout & co. Is there anyone that has an idea of what it may be valued at?