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The Effect of Principle, Behold the Man (Handkerchief), United States, c. 1806
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The Effect of Principle, Behold the Man (Handkerchief), United States, c. 1806
The Effect of Principle, Behold the Man (Handkerchief), United States, c. 1806. Portrait of George Washington, with his resignation speech from September 19, 1796, and a short biography. Attributed to John Hewson
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The Effect of Principle, Behold the Man (Handkerchief), United States, c. 1806
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. This print showcases a remarkable piece of American history - "The Effect of Principle, Behold the Man (Handkerchief)" attributed to John Hewson. Created in the early 19th century, this copperplate printed cotton handkerchief is an exquisite example of decorative art. At its center, we see a striking portrait of George Washington, America's first president and one of its most revered figures. Clad in full military regalia and gesturing with authority, General Washington exudes strength and leadership. Surrounding his image are excerpts from his resignation speech delivered on September 19th, 1796 - a poignant reminder of his commitment to democratic principles. The craftsmanship displayed in this textile is truly impressive. The monochrome color scheme adds depth and elegance while highlighting every intricate detail woven into the fabric using a plain weave technique. This memento serves as both a symbol of national pride and a propaganda tool during that era. Now housed at the Art Institute Chicago's gallery collection, this artwork stands as a testament to America's rich heritage. It offers viewers an opportunity to connect with their country's past through artistry and storytelling. John Hewson's contribution to preserving American history through his printing expertise cannot be understated. With this print capturing every nuance beautifully, it allows us to appreciate not only the artistic skill involved but also the significance behind such historical artifacts.
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