Washington Delivering His Inaugural Address, April

American, circa 1849, steel-engraved print entitled “Washington Delivering His Inaugural Address April 1789, in the Old City Hall, New-York”, engraved by H.S. Sadd, printed by T.H. Matteso

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"The Home of Washington," and "Washington Delivering his Inaugural Address." Together with a print titled "Inauguration of Washington." 21"h x 32"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest

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Study for "Lincoln Delivering his Second Inaugural Address", circa 1920, charcoal on paper, unsigned, framed with a reduced color litho of the finished color artwork for a book cover. Housed in a wate

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