I am using all the same blending modes. But I also for the second one had a layer with a reddish color, and then painted in with a lighter brush the areas I...

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It's hard to picture what American presidents were like before they left their marks on domestic and foreign policy.

Future president Rutherford B. Hayes in his early twenties, c. 1845. Ever wonder what was under all that beard? Now you know. Take note, Brooklyn. Submitted by Matthew Levine

Rutherford B. Hayes served one term as president of the United States, and while he might not rank up there with Lincoln or Washington, he left his mark.

Rutherford B. and Lucy Webb Hayes Wedding Daguerreotype 1847 Rutherford B. Hayes and Lucy Ware Webb first met at the Ohio White Sulphu...

President Rutherford B. Hayes on Instagram: “In 1850, at the age of 18, Lucy Ware Webb Graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan College in Cincinnati. Lucy has two older brothers and when they…”

Virginia-born John Henry Smyth, late 19th Century lawyer and diplomat, had spent nearly five years as the U.S. Minister to Liberia, representing both President Rutherford B. Hayes and Chester A. Arthur. He was given an L.L. D. degree by Liberia College and appointed Knight Commander of the Liberia Order of African Redemption by Liberia's President H. Richard Wright Johnson. - See more at: http://www.blackpast.org/1895-john-h-smyth-african-africa-and-african-america#sthash.eWU1BEpJ.dpuf