
Washington Crossing the Delaware
Emanuel Leutze, 1851. A later depiction of the crossing in December 1776.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.

Emanuel Leutze, 1851. A later depiction of the crossing in December 1776.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.

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.

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.

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