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BAL108965 The First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence, illustration from The First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence by Eugene Lawrence, pub. in Harpers Weekly, 1880 (litho) by Pyle, Howard (1853-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Philadelphia, 8th July 1776; State House; ); American, out of copyright
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The First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence - A Historic Moment Captured in Time
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. This photo print, illustrating "The First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence" by Eugene Lawrence, takes us back to a pivotal moment in American history. Published in Harpers Weekly in 1880 and now part of a private collection, this lithograph transports us to Philadelphia on July 8th, 1776. In this iconic scene, we witness the birth of a nation as prominent figures gather at the State House for this historic event. The procession is led by John Nixon, who proudly holds up the document that would forever change America's destiny. Benjamin Franklin stands tall beside him, his wise eyes filled with determination and hope for a brighter future. Amongst them are other influential patriots such as John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Samuel Adams. These revolutionary leaders played instrumental roles in shaping America's path towards independence. Soldiers stand guard nearby; their presence serves as a reminder that freedom often comes at great cost. The artwork itself reflects the style known as Brandywine School—a testament to Howard Pyle's talent for capturing historical moments with incredible detail and emotion. As we gaze upon this image from Fine Art Finder without commercial use intentions but purely appreciating its historical significance—we are reminded of our nation's resilience and unwavering spirit during times of revolution. This print serves as an enduring tribute to those brave individuals who risked everything for liberty—the very foundation upon which America was built.
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