American isolationist hi-res stock photography and images

Korean officials on the US Frigate COLORADO to meet with Minister Frederick Low, May-June, 1871. American diplomats sought to establish trade and political relations isolationist Korea, Photo by Felice Beato (BSLOC 2017 18 64) Stock Photo

RMKWDK5N–Korean officials on the US Frigate COLORADO to meet with Minister Frederick Low, May-June, 1871. American diplomats sought to establish trade and political relations isolationist Korea, Photo by Felice Beato (BSLOC 2017 18 64)

RMKWDMTR–Korean officials on the US Frigate COLORADO to meet with Minister Frederick Low, May-June, 1871. American diplomats sought to establish trade and political relations isolationist Korea, Photo by Felice Beato (BSLOC 2017 18 64)

The song 'I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier' was a hit in 1915, selling 650,000 copies. Its reflected the popular pacifist and isolationist sentiment. Stock Photo

RM2KA5F31–The song 'I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier' was a hit in 1915, selling 650,000 copies. Its reflected the popular pacifist and isolationist sentiment.

American European economic concept as uncle sam biting into a euro currency symbol as a Europe and United States trade dispute or trade war. Stock Photo

RFMXWJPB–American European economic concept as uncle sam biting into a euro currency symbol as a Europe and United States trade dispute or trade war.

American flag in the woods with a 'Keep Out' sign posted next to it; unwelcoming of outsiders, foreigners, strangers, immigrants in the USA. Stock Photo

RF2AHGA2R–American flag in the woods with a 'Keep Out' sign posted next to it; unwelcoming of outsiders, foreigners, strangers, immigrants in the USA.

Two Russian Officers, 19th century, Unknown Nagasaki School, 46 3/8 × 14 7/8 in. (117.79 × 37.78 cm) (image)70 1/8 × 18 3/8 in. (178.12 × 46.67 cm) (mount, visible)72 3/4 × 21 1/4 × 1 in. (184.79 × 53.98 × 2.54 cm) (outer frame), Ink and color on paper, Japan, 19th century, Though neighbors, Japan and Russia established official relations only in the 1850s, not long after the American navy compelled Japan to end its long-standing isolationist policies and commence trade with the West. The anonymous painter of this work portrays two Russian soldiers, both in three-quarter view Stock Photo

RM2T90FHN–Two Russian Officers, 19th century, Unknown Nagasaki School, 46 3/8 × 14 7/8 in. (117.79 × 37.78 cm) (image)70 1/8 × 18 3/8 in. (178.12 × 46.67 cm) (mount, visible)72 3/4 × 21 1/4 × 1 in. (184.79 × 53.98 × 2.54 cm) (outer frame), Ink and color on paper, Japan, 19th century, Though neighbors, Japan and Russia established official relations only in the 1850s, not long after the American navy compelled Japan to end its long-standing isolationist policies and commence trade with the West. The anonymous painter of this work portrays two Russian soldiers, both in three-quarter view

Britain Can Take It [main] A version of LONDON CAN TAKE IT re-edited for exhibition in American cinemas in order to drum up support for Britain at a time when isolationist sentiment was still strong in the USA. Stock Photo

RM2T1FY6K–Britain Can Take It [main] A version of LONDON CAN TAKE IT re-edited for exhibition in American cinemas in order to drum up support for Britain at a time when isolationist sentiment was still strong in the USA.

U.S. President Donald Trump participates in a Christmas Day video teleconference with military service members from the Oval Office of the White House December 25, 2018 in Washington, DC. Trump broke with tradition and used the call to advance his case for a border wall, his isolationist foreign policy views and his insistence that his campaign did not collude with Russia instead of the usual holiday message delivered by past presidents. Stock Photo

RMRA2WM3–U.S. President Donald Trump participates in a Christmas Day video teleconference with military service members from the Oval Office of the White House December 25, 2018 in Washington, DC. Trump broke with tradition and used the call to advance his case for a border wall, his isolationist foreign policy views and his insistence that his campaign did not collude with Russia instead of the usual holiday message delivered by past presidents.

Territory of USA as protected area by barbed wire - american policy of isolationism, ban to enter and protection of borders. Vector illustration with Stock Photo

RF2DDHP37–Territory of USA as protected area by barbed wire - american policy of isolationism, ban to enter and protection of borders. Vector illustration with

John L. Lewis, Jr., son of the fiery leader of the American committee for industrial organisation, pictured leaving a class at Princeton University, where he 18 enrolled as a student. Young John doesn't seem much concerned with the prominence of his father in U.S. Labor circles these days. November 07, 1937. (Photo by International News Photos). Stock Photo

RM2J395Y7–John L. Lewis, Jr., son of the fiery leader of the American committee for industrial organisation, pictured leaving a class at Princeton University, where he 18 enrolled as a student. Young John doesn't seem much concerned with the prominence of his father in U.S. Labor circles these days. November 07, 1937. (Photo by International News Photos).

Women demonstrating against the Lend-Lease Act of 1941, pictured with the Congressional delegates Clare Hoffman and Roy O. Stock Photo

RMCPMWAJ–Women demonstrating against the Lend-Lease Act of 1941, pictured with the Congressional delegates Clare Hoffman and Roy O.

Lewis-Green Parley At Labor-Management Meet -- William Green (right), American Federation of Labor President, tells it with gestures as he talks with John L. Lewis (left), United Mine Workers chief, at the opening session of the Labor-Management Conference in Washington D. C., Nov. 5. November 05, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2J3965A–Lewis-Green Parley At Labor-Management Meet -- William Green (right), American Federation of Labor President, tells it with gestures as he talks with John L. Lewis (left), United Mine Workers chief, at the opening session of the Labor-Management Conference in Washington D. C., Nov. 5. November 05, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Caricature of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1939 Stock Photo

RMCPMWA9–Caricature of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1939

John Llewellyn Lewis Labor Leader, Born: Lucas, Iowa, Feb. 12, 1880. Educated: Public Schools Legislative Argent, United Mine Workers of America, 1909-11 Representative, American Federation of Labor, 1911-17. Vice President, UMWA, 1917-18 Acting President, UMWA, 1919; President since 1920 Member Labor Advisory board and National Labor Board of NRA Formerly President, Congress of Industrial Organizations. November 18, 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photos). Stock Photo

RM2J395YN–John Llewellyn Lewis Labor Leader, Born: Lucas, Iowa, Feb. 12, 1880. Educated: Public Schools Legislative Argent, United Mine Workers of America, 1909-11 Representative, American Federation of Labor, 1911-17. Vice President, UMWA, 1917-18 Acting President, UMWA, 1919; President since 1920 Member Labor Advisory board and National Labor Board of NRA Formerly President, Congress of Industrial Organizations. November 18, 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photos).

Demonstration against the Lend-lease law in Congress in Washington, 1941 Stock Photo

RMCPMWCP–Demonstration against the Lend-lease law in Congress in Washington, 1941

At Labor Congress -- While representatives of John L. Lewis Negotiated Sept. 7. In Detroit with Homer Martin, Embattled UAW President, to restore inter-union peace, the CWO Chairman was kept busy attending sessions of the Latin-American Labor Congress at Mexico City. He is shown between Gonzales Pena, Secretary of the General Union of workers in Loyalist Spain, And Leon Jouhaux, Secretary of France's General Confederation of Labor, at a session Sept 5. July 09, 1938. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2J3963X–At Labor Congress -- While representatives of John L. Lewis Negotiated Sept. 7. In Detroit with Homer Martin, Embattled UAW President, to restore inter-union peace, the CWO Chairman was kept busy attending sessions of the Latin-American Labor Congress at Mexico City. He is shown between Gonzales Pena, Secretary of the General Union of workers in Loyalist Spain, And Leon Jouhaux, Secretary of France's General Confederation of Labor, at a session Sept 5. July 09, 1938. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Passions , on the state of Venezuela. Guardian reports criticized, Stock Photo

RMJ6FTBP–Passions , on the state of Venezuela. Guardian reports criticized,

Ready For Testimony -- John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers Union, appears alert and Healthy as he waits to testify before a Senate labor Sub Committee today at a new inquiry into the operation of union welfare funds. This is Lewis first public appearance since a recent Mild Heart attack. John L. Lewis Known as 'King Coal' Lewis was the coalminers hero. November 28, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3965G–Ready For Testimony -- John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers Union, appears alert and Healthy as he waits to testify before a Senate labor Sub Committee today at a new inquiry into the operation of union welfare funds. This is Lewis first public appearance since a recent Mild Heart attack. John L. Lewis Known as 'King Coal' Lewis was the coalminers hero. November 28, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Andrew Webb wearing a Donald Trump mask. Stock Photo

RMJX6621–Andrew Webb wearing a Donald Trump mask.

ALL EYES ARE ON YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, a political cartoon in Puck Magazine, March 5, 1913. President Wilson stands on stage facing an audience of eyes labeled: The Press, Congress, The People, Economy, The Tariff, Capital, The Trusts, Cuba, Navy, Labor, Child Labor, Mexico, The Canal, Philippines, Business, Politician, G.O.P., Office Seeker, Alaska, and Teddy (BSLOC 2017 2 136) Stock Photo

RMKWCX3J–ALL EYES ARE ON YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, a political cartoon in Puck Magazine, March 5, 1913. President Wilson stands on stage facing an audience of eyes labeled: The Press, Congress, The People, Economy, The Tariff, Capital, The Trusts, Cuba, Navy, Labor, Child Labor, Mexico, The Canal, Philippines, Business, Politician, G.O.P., Office Seeker, Alaska, and Teddy (BSLOC 2017 2 136)

RMKWCYEW–ALL EYES ARE ON YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, a political cartoon in Puck Magazine, March 5, 1913. President Wilson stands on stage facing an audience of eyes labeled: The Press, Congress, The People, Economy, The Tariff, Capital, The Trusts, Cuba, Navy, Labor, Child Labor, Mexico, The Canal, Philippines, Business, Politician, G.O.P., Office Seeker, Alaska, and Teddy (BSLOC 2017 2 136)

'No Comment' -- John L. Lewis, President of United Mine Workers Union, after he emerged from Orient Mine No. 2 yesterday, following an eight-hour inspection of scene of explosion where 119 miners were killed. Tired and dirty Lewis said he had reached his 'own definite conclusions' but would make no further comment. December 27, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395YX–'No Comment' -- John L. Lewis, President of United Mine Workers Union, after he emerged from Orient Mine No. 2 yesterday, following an eight-hour inspection of scene of explosion where 119 miners were killed. Tired and dirty Lewis said he had reached his 'own definite conclusions' but would make no further comment. December 27, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

A lookalike US President, Donald Trump, at the protest against the visit to the UK, of the controversial leader of the free world. Stock Photo

RMPK8466–A lookalike US President, Donald Trump, at the protest against the visit to the UK, of the controversial leader of the free world.

Lewis Opposes 'This Attempt To Gild The Economic Lily' -- John L. Lewis, in a dramatic appearance today before the Senate Labor Committee, Emphasizes (left) that he opposed Labor Legislation -- 'This attempt to gild the economic Lily in America'. Then he sits back (center) and Rumbles out a reply to a Senatorial Query. Finally, (right) it's the mine Union Leader's turn to Listen. March 07, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395Y0–Lewis Opposes 'This Attempt To Gild The Economic Lily' -- John L. Lewis, in a dramatic appearance today before the Senate Labor Committee, Emphasizes (left) that he opposed Labor Legislation -- 'This attempt to gild the economic Lily in America'. Then he sits back (center) and Rumbles out a reply to a Senatorial Query. Finally, (right) it's the mine Union Leader's turn to Listen. March 07, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

RMRA2WKY–U.S. President Donald Trump participates in a Christmas Day video teleconference with military service members from the Oval Office of the White House December 25, 2018 in Washington, DC. Trump broke with tradition and used the call to advance his case for a border wall, his isolationist foreign policy views and his insistence that his campaign did not collude with Russia instead of the usual holiday message delivered by past presidents.

RMJ6FTBX–Passions , on the state of Venezuela. Guardian reports criticized,

Charles Lindbergh speaking into a CBS microphone. Ca. 1940. Lindbergh was the star speaker of the isolationist America First Stock Photo

RMDD74Y7–Charles Lindbergh speaking into a CBS microphone. Ca. 1940. Lindbergh was the star speaker of the isolationist America First

Pete Seeger (b. 1919) arrives at Federal Court with his guitar over his shoulder. In 1961 he was convicted for contempt of Congress for refusing to testify to the Un-American Activities Committee. Stock Photo

RMBTK142–Pete Seeger (b. 1919) arrives at Federal Court with his guitar over his shoulder. In 1961 he was convicted for contempt of Congress for refusing to testify to the Un-American Activities Committee.

RMPK8A03–A lookalike US President, Donald Trump, at the protest against the visit to the UK, of the controversial leader of the free world.

Mr. Lewis Takes The Stand -- John L. Lewis United Mine Workers chief, gestures today as he testifies before the Senate Labor Committee. Saying that the UMW Could settle difficulties with coal operators if the Government would 'cease using a black jack'. March 07, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395YA–Mr. Lewis Takes The Stand -- John L. Lewis United Mine Workers chief, gestures today as he testifies before the Senate Labor Committee. Saying that the UMW Could settle difficulties with coal operators if the Government would 'cease using a black jack'. March 07, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Announces Coal Strike's End -- John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, today announces the end of the soft coal strike at a news conference. Lewis said he was ordering the miners back to work at least untill March 31. December 06, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J39612–Announces Coal Strike's End -- John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, today announces the end of the soft coal strike at a news conference. Lewis said he was ordering the miners back to work at least untill March 31. December 06, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

RMRA2WKW–U.S. President Donald Trump participates in a Christmas Day video teleconference with military service members from the Oval Office of the White House December 25, 2018 in Washington, DC. Trump broke with tradition and used the call to advance his case for a border wall, his isolationist foreign policy views and his insistence that his campaign did not collude with Russia instead of the usual holiday message delivered by past presidents.

Lewis Snarls -- John L. Lewis, UMW Chief Snarls as he speaks to an Unidentified Person on Leaving Federal District court this afternoon after he was fined $10, 000 for contempt of Court. Members of his legal staff are behind him. December 04, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3960F–Lewis Snarls -- John L. Lewis, UMW Chief Snarls as he speaks to an Unidentified Person on Leaving Federal District court this afternoon after he was fined $10, 000 for contempt of Court. Members of his legal staff are behind him. December 04, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Lewis Arrives For Trial -- A grim set on his face, eyes downcast, John L. Lewis, UMW President, swing his cane as he walks Briskly form his car into Federal District Court this morning for he opening of his trial on contempt of court charges. November 27, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395YW–Lewis Arrives For Trial -- A grim set on his face, eyes downcast, John L. Lewis, UMW President, swing his cane as he walks Briskly form his car into Federal District Court this morning for he opening of his trial on contempt of court charges. November 27, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Lewis Arrives At Office -- UMW Chief John L. Lewis, cane in hand, steps from his car in front of his office here this morning as he came out of Seclusion at his home in near by Alexandria, VA. A few minutes later he accepted service on a summons calling for him to answer a contempt citation resulting from the soft coal strike. November 22, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3963Y–Lewis Arrives At Office -- UMW Chief John L. Lewis, cane in hand, steps from his car in front of his office here this morning as he came out of Seclusion at his home in near by Alexandria, VA. A few minutes later he accepted service on a summons calling for him to answer a contempt citation resulting from the soft coal strike. November 22, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Silent Lewis Sits In Solitude -- While an apprehensive nation girded itself for the Rigors of a possible extended coal strike, United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis sits quietly and alone in the Lobby of a Washington Hotel this afternoon, reading a newspaper Bannering Coal crisis story. November 19, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3965K–Silent Lewis Sits In Solitude -- While an apprehensive nation girded itself for the Rigors of a possible extended coal strike, United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis sits quietly and alone in the Lobby of a Washington Hotel this afternoon, reading a newspaper Bannering Coal crisis story. November 19, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Old Warrior -- Recovered from his recent appendictomy and rested during his convalescence, John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers chief, today presented this stern look as he permitted photographers to make first pictured since his return to his office. Where he is busy with plans for impending negotiations with Government mine operators he has requested starting November 1. October 24, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J39653–Old Warrior -- Recovered from his recent appendictomy and rested during his convalescence, John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers chief, today presented this stern look as he permitted photographers to make first pictured since his return to his office. Where he is busy with plans for impending negotiations with Government mine operators he has requested starting November 1. October 24, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

RMJ6FTC0–Passions , on the state of Venezuela. Guardian reports criticized,

John L. Lewis Coal Commissioner for U.S.A. July 26, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo) Stock Photo

RM2J3960E–John L. Lewis Coal Commissioner for U.S.A. July 26, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo)

Charles Lindbergh speaking into a NBC microphone. Ca. 1940. Lindbergh began speaking publically against American involvement in Stock Photo

RMDD74YB–Charles Lindbergh speaking into a NBC microphone. Ca. 1940. Lindbergh began speaking publically against American involvement in

John L. Lewis Walks Through Picket Line -- John L. Lewis (center Foreground), United Mine Workers Chief, walks through a line of independent unionist pickets (background) today to enter the labor-Management conference in the Labor Department Auditorium. The pickets were protesting the absence of independent Unions from the meeting. November 05, 1945. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3965T–John L. Lewis Walks Through Picket Line -- John L. Lewis (center Foreground), United Mine Workers Chief, walks through a line of independent unionist pickets (background) today to enter the labor-Management conference in the Labor Department Auditorium. The pickets were protesting the absence of independent Unions from the meeting. November 05, 1945. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

John L. Lewis. November 07, 1937. (Photo by International News Photos). Stock Photo

RM2J395XH–John L. Lewis. November 07, 1937. (Photo by International News Photos).

RMPK8A00–A lookalike US President, Donald Trump, at the protest against the visit to the UK, of the controversial leader of the free world.

John L. Meets Brother Howard Lewis (right), employs of Old Ben No. 8 Coal Corp., meets his brother, John L. Lewis, (left), UMW President, as John L. visited scene of blast fatal to 27, today. In background in George Campbell, general manager of the mine. July 25, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J39617–John L. Meets Brother Howard Lewis (right), employs of Old Ben No. 8 Coal Corp., meets his brother, John L. Lewis, (left), UMW President, as John L. visited scene of blast fatal to 27, today. In background in George Campbell, general manager of the mine. July 25, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

C.I.O Peace Conferees At White House -- The Congress of Industrial Organizations peace negotiators, who met the three AFL Negotiators in the Presence of President Roosevelt, March 7th, in an attempt to bring Unity in Labor, are pictured outside the White House before the beginning of the initial conference, Left to Right: Philip Murray, John L. Lewis and Sidney Hillman. July 03, 1939. (Photo by ACME). Stock Photo

RM2J3960D–C.I.O Peace Conferees At White House -- The Congress of Industrial Organizations peace negotiators, who met the three AFL Negotiators in the Presence of President Roosevelt, March 7th, in an attempt to bring Unity in Labor, are pictured outside the White House before the beginning of the initial conference, Left to Right: Philip Murray, John L. Lewis and Sidney Hillman. July 03, 1939. (Photo by ACME).

Lewis Leaves After Quilty Verdict -- John L. Lewis, cigar in hand, hat shoved back on his head, leaves Federal District Court today after being found guilty of criminal Contempt by Justice T. Alan Goldsborough, in Background are John Owens (left), Secretary-Treasure of Lewis United Mine Workers, and attorney Well K. Hopins (right). Guilty US Miner's leader John L. Lewis, hat on the back of his head, leaves Washington Federal District Court after being found guilty of criminal contempt. April 18, 1948. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395YM–Lewis Leaves After Quilty Verdict -- John L. Lewis, cigar in hand, hat shoved back on his head, leaves Federal District Court today after being found guilty of criminal Contempt by Justice T. Alan Goldsborough, in Background are John Owens (left), Secretary-Treasure of Lewis United Mine Workers, and attorney Well K. Hopins (right). Guilty US Miner's leader John L. Lewis, hat on the back of his head, leaves Washington Federal District Court after being found guilty of criminal contempt. April 18, 1948. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Trustees Leave After Two-Hour Session -- Trustees for the Miner's pension and leave office building here today after a two-hour session failed to bring and immediate settlement of the soft coal strike. From left: Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH), Neutral Member; Ezra Van Horn, Operators Representative, and UMW Chief John L. Lewis. April 11, 1948. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J395XK–Trustees Leave After Two-Hour Session -- Trustees for the Miner's pension and leave office building here today after a two-hour session failed to bring and immediate settlement of the soft coal strike. From left: Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH), Neutral Member; Ezra Van Horn, Operators Representative, and UMW Chief John L. Lewis. April 11, 1948. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Lewis Signs Coal Contact - John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, today signs a contract covering ***** of the Nation's soft coal miners. Looking on are Charles O'Neill (left) on the Northern Commercial Operators and Harry M. Moses, Presenting the steel companies 'captive' mines who signed for their creations. July 08, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2J3964X–Lewis Signs Coal Contact - John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, today signs a contract covering ***** of the Nation's soft coal miners. Looking on are Charles O'Neill (left) on the Northern Commercial Operators and Harry M. Moses, Presenting the steel companies 'captive' mines who signed for their creations. July 08, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).