ARTIST

John Trumbull

John Trumbull, known as the "Painter of the Revolution," captured pivotal moments of the American Revolutionary War, including the iconic Declaration of Independence.

ABOUT

John Trumbull (1756–1843) was a prolific American painter and military officer, celebrated for his historical canvases depicting the American Revolutionary War. Born in Lebanon, Connecticut, to a prominent family – his father was governor of Connecticut and his brothers held significant roles in the Continental Army and government – Trumbull's early life was marked by a childhood accident that cost him the use of one eye, an event some believe influenced his meticulous paint…

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NOTABLE WORKS
George Washington and William Lee 1780 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art George Washington 1780 · Metropolitan Museum of Art The Sortie Made by the Garrison of Gibraltar 1788 · Cincinnati Art Museum General Arthur St. Clair 1790 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Major General Horatio Gates 1790 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Thomas Mifflin 1790 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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