John Trumbull Public Domain Art

 

Gen. George Washington Resigning His Commission, Dec. 23, 1783

Trumbull, John (1824)

Surrender of Lord Cornwallis, 

Trumbull, John (1826)

Surrender of Gen. Burgoyne

Trumbull, John (1821)

The Capture of the Hessians at Trenton, December 26, 1776

Cherokee Art in Public Domain,

 Wikipedia and Wikicommons Art in the Public Domain

1.  Cunne Shote, Cherokee Chief [Standing Turkey]

Cunne Shote, Cherokee Chief, by Francis Parsons (English), 1762, oil on canvas, Gilcrease Museum


Francis Parsons (active 1763-died 1804) - Unknown source


Portrait of Cherokee leader Standing Turkey(Cunne Shote)


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File:Francis Parsons - Cunne Shote.jpg
Created: 1762date QS:P571,+1762-00-00T00:00:00Z/9

2.  Three Cherokee. 1764

Henry Timberlake - http://sirismm.si.edu/naa/baegn/gn_01063h1.jpg


The Three Cherokees. came over from the head of the River Savanna to London. From l to r: Outacite (Man-killer), Austenaco (Judd's friend), and Uschesees ye Great Hunter (Cunne Shote?)

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File:Three Cherokee.jpg
Created: 1 January 1762



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The Seven Cherokee who traveled to London, 1730, with Sir Alexander Cuming

Engraved by Isaac Basire (1704 – 1768) After a painting by Markham 1740 – 1760 - Cherokee Delegations to England in the 18th Century

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File:Cherokee Delegations to England, 1730.png
Created: 1 January 1730

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Attack on the Soldiers of Fort Loudoun

Description	Depiction of the Cherokee attack on the retreating Fort Loudoun garrison in Monroe County, Tennessee, United States, in August 1760.
Date	1913 (published)
Source	Charles Egbert Craddock (Mary Noailles Murfree), The Story of Old Fort Loudon (The Macmillan Company, 1913), p. 346. Downloaded from Google Books, Full View.
Author	Ernest Peixotto (illustrator)