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<p>E40 - Portrait of George Washington</p>

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Author: Tom Paper
Image ID: 228
Washington was tall for the 18th Century, powerfully built and a superb horseman.
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Washington was tall for the 18th Century, powerfully built and a superb horseman.
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Author: Tom Paper
Image ID: 228

Image here is of Charles Wilson Peale, painter of George Washington at Yorktown. Wikipedia

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Image here is of Charles Wilson Peale, painter of George Washington at Yorktown. Wikipedia

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Author: rgibbs
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This painting captures the confidence and iron will of General George Washington.
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This painting captures the confidence and iron will of General George Washington.
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Author: Tom Paper
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The blue sash marks General Washington as the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.
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The blue sash marks General Washington as the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

E40 - Portrait of George Washington


In the aftermath of the French and Indian War (1754-1763) , American colonists believed they deserved greater political freedoms from the British government, but King George III and his ministers faced a heavy war debt and were intent on levying new taxes on the colonists. Political leaders in North America raised new issues dealing with inequality of powers, individual freedom, separation of church and state, and political rights. Painting by Charles Willson Peale. / Image courtesy of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

Wikipedia image from Crystal Bridges

IMCoS article by Ron Gibbs

Wikipedia Crystal Bridges IMCoS article by Ron Gibbs Winter 2016
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E40 - Portrait of George Washington

Portrait of George Washington
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