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Washington Crossing the Delaware

Washington Crossing the Delaware

Emanuel Leutze, 1851. A later depiction of the crossing in December 1776.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.

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The Continence of Scipio

The Continence of Scipio

Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, c. 1710. Depicts Scipio returning a captive woman after New Carthage, 209 BCE, during the Roman Republic.

Cleveland Museum of Art. CC0.

Museum collection record

The Triumph of Marius

The Triumph of Marius

Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 1729. A later depiction of the Roman triumph of Marius in 104 BCE, including captives; a scene of conquest and its consequences.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.

Museum collection record

An imagined painted group portrait of George Washington and his first Cabinet in a meeting room.

Washington and His Cabinet — painted reinterpretation

Generated artwork created for Republic, 2026. A painted reinterpretation of the composition of Currier & Ives’s 1876 lithograph, Washington and His Cabinet, with an imagined period meeting-room setting.

The complete composition is displayed to retain all five figures and their poses.

Historical composition reference: Library of Congress