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Washington – First in War, First in Peace and First in the Hearts of His Countrymen
Nathaniel Currier
1838–48
General Washington
Benoit Louis Prevost
1781
Washington at the Outposts of Valley Forge
Robert Hinshelwood
1859
George Washington
Anonymous, American, 19th century
1850–80
Portrait of George Washington
Anonymous, American, 18th century
1796
Certificate of Membership in the Society of Cincinnati
Jean Jacques Le Veau
before 1784
George Washington
Samuel Arlent Edwards
1899
Washington at Mount Vernon
Childe Hassam
1932
General Washington
Benoit Louis Prevost
1781
George Washington, Esq-r., President of the United States of America
Edward Savage
February 7, 1792
George Washington
Abraham Wolfgang Küffner
1793
George Washington
Joseph Wright
1790
The First Meeting of Washington and Lafayette—Philadelphia, August 3rd, 1777
Currier & Ives
1876
Le Général Washington
Noël Le Mire
1780
Siège d'York-Town (The Siege of Yorktown)
Jean-Mathias Fontaine
1838–41
Washington
John-Lewis Brown
1869
General Washington
Burnet Reading
May 10, 1783
General Washington
Valentine Green
January 15, 1781
General Washington
Charles Willson Peale
1820
Washington Crossing the Delaware–Evening Previous to the Battle of Trenton, December 25th, 1776
Nathaniel Currier
1847
His Excellency General Washington, Commander in Chief of the Forces of the United States of North America, &c.
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
His Excellency General Washington, Commander in Chief of the United States of North America &c.
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
Washington Crossing the Delaware
William Keesey Hewitt
1838–46
Washington and Lincoln: The Father and the Saviour of Our Country
G. Thomas
1865
Washington on his Mission to the Ohio
Sears Gallagher
1932
Washington's Farewell Address . . .
Denio & Phelps
1812
Essay on Physiognomy (Essai sur la Physiognomie Destiné à Faire Connoître l'Homme & à le faire Aimer, par Jean Gaspard Lavater, Citoyen de Zurich et Ministre du St. Evangile)
Johann Caspar Lavater
1786
The Inauguration of Washington as First President of the United States, April 30th 1789 – At the Old City Hall, New York – The oath of office was administered by Chancellor Livingston of the States of New York – Mr. Otis the Secretary of the Senate holding up the Bible on a crimson cushion.
Currier & Ives
1876
The Constitutional Convention
John W. Winkler
1932
Washington Family
1865–70
The Address of George Washington, President of the United States, Commander in Chief of the Armies during the Revolution (which commenced on the XIXth of April 1775 and ended the IIId day of September 1783). "To the People of the United States," on declining a re-election to the Office of President
Joseph Collyer
1796–1805
The Life of General Washington; with Curious Anecdotes, equally Honourable to Himself and Exemplary to his Young Countrymen
Rev. Mason Locke Weems
1809
Washington at Vallery Forge
George Hand Wright
1932
George Washington
D. W. Kellogg & Co.
1830–40
Portrait of George Washington
Augustin de Saint-Aubin
August 1836
George Washington
Charles Willson Peale
1787
Le Général Washington, Commendant en Chef des Armées Americaines, né en Virginie en 1733 (General Washington, Commander in Chief of the American Armies, born in Virginia in 1733 [sic])
Charles Willson Peale
after 1783
George Washington
John Sartain
1830–97
Presidential Portraits
Joseph Andrews
1840–55
George Washington
Oliver Pelton
1840–60