General Marion In His Swamp Encampment Inviting A British Officer To

Posterazzi Francis Marion 1732 1795 Namerican Revolutionary General francis marion (1732 1795) was born and died in south carolina. he grew up and lived on a farm his entire life, aside from his enlistment time. he was known as a brave and courteous man who was referred to as the "swamp fox" for his guerilla war tactics through the swamp marshes. he began his military career in 1756, and rose through. Sartain, j. (1840) gen. marion in his swamp encampment inviting a british officer to dinner painted by john b. white; engraved by john sartain. united states, 1840. united states, 1840. new york: apollo association.

Gen Marion In His Swamp Encampment Inviting A British O In 1840 noted philadelphia engraver john sartain copied john blake white’s painting of general marion inviting a british officer to share his meal, now owned by the u.s. senate. the mezzotint was made for the apollo association for the promotion of the fine arts in the united states, a group that showcased american painters by making their. Title: general marion in his swamp encampment inviting a british officer to dinner. engraver: john sartain (american (born london, england) 1808–1897 philadelphia, pennsylvania) artist: after john b. white (american, 1781–1859) publisher: apollo association for the promotion of the fine arts (1838–51) (later american art union). Signed: painted by john b. white ; engraved by john sartain; printed by j. dalton. "no. 1. 1840." "entered according to act of congress in the year 1841 by the apollo association in the clerks office of the southern district of new york." this print, based on the 1836 painting general marion inviting a british officer to share his meal by john blake white, was engraved and printed for the. Gen. marion in his swamp encampment inviting a british officer to dinner (1840).

Gen Marion In His Swamp Encampment Inviting A British O Signed: painted by john b. white ; engraved by john sartain; printed by j. dalton. "no. 1. 1840." "entered according to act of congress in the year 1841 by the apollo association in the clerks office of the southern district of new york." this print, based on the 1836 painting general marion inviting a british officer to share his meal by john blake white, was engraved and printed for the. Gen. marion in his swamp encampment inviting a british officer to dinner (1840). Engraving of south carolina gen. marion in his swamp encampment showing a british officer a table with sweet potatoes beside the cook fire being tended by an african american man, marion's slave oscar. engraved by j.n. gimbrede after a painting by john blake white, for use in godey's magazine through the society of art union. General francis marion inviting a british officer to share his meal or the swamp fox. john blake white (american, 1781–1859) about 1810.