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A recently discovered 235-year-old panoramic painting has revealed the only known wartime depiction of George Washington’s Revolutionary War field tent. The seven-foot painting, which was ...

The deficit of Revolutionary War art began even as the battle for independence was being fought. The U.S. had no literary scene of note at the time of its founding and no distinctively American ...

Burns and "The American Revolution" co-director David Schmidt walk in Colonial Williamsburg. Burns says he does not take his ...

John Trumbull, a native of Lebanon, Conn., served in the Continental Army during the American Revolution, but it was his deeds later in life that immortalized him as an iconic participant in that c… ...

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and 11 Tony Awards, “Hamilton” is a cultural phenomenon that stands as the most celebrated work of art ever inspired by the American Revolution.

Art historian and Capitol Curator Farar Elliott talks about famous artistic depictions of American revolutionary figures in the art of the Capitol. Ms. Elliott will also argued that these heroes ...

This painting by Louis-Nicolas Van ... “David K. Allison and Larrie D. Ferreiro’s The American Revolution: A World War is a dazzling collection of first-rate scholarly essays that rethink ...

A rare drawing dating to the Revolutionary War could be the earliest known depiction of colonial women’s role in the war for independence — and it was found hanging in a Big Apple apartment.

The Healey-Driscoll administration recently announced $2 million in grants through the Massachusetts Office of Travel and ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and 11 Tony Awards, "Hamilton" is a cultural phenomenon that stands as the most celebrated work of art ever inspired by the American Revolution. The ...