The Declaration of Independence
– The Declaration of Independence is John Trumbull’s most famous painting. Many might not recognize the name but the image is very popular even to people who have very little interest in art.
– Celebrate the founding of the United States and own a piece of American history on canvas.
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The Declaration of Indepence is a painting by John Trumbull which was commissioned in 1817. It was purchased in 1819 by the U.S. Congress and placed in the Rotunda in 1826. Shown in this painting are 42 of the 56 signers of the Declaration. The other signers were excluded from the painting because Trumbull could not find any likeness for them. The picture can also be seen on the back of the two dollar bill.
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