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Black and white lithograph portrait of a seated man in dark formal dress, with draped curtains and a framed painting behind h

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Andrew Jackson. President of the United States - from the original painting by W.J. Hubard ; drawn on stone by A. Newsam ; printed by Childs & Lehman Philadelphia. LCCN2009633804, Albert Newsam (1834), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A seated man in dark formal attire rests his hands together in an armchair within a dimly lit interior, flanked by heavy draped curtains, a pedestal, and a framed landscape painting on the wall. The lithograph is titled Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, drawn on stone by Albert Newsam after the original painting by W.J. Hubard, and printed by Childs & Lehman in Philadelphia in 1834.

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