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Sepia allegorical print marking the centennial of US independence, with a seated female figure, flags, portrait medallions an

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In remembrance of the one hundredth anniversary of the independence of the United States, George Stinson & Co. (1876), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A sepia-toned allegorical print shows a seated female figure holding a laurel wreath beside a globe, framed by American flags and a ring of oval portrait medallions of historical figures. Views of Independence Hall, Faneuil Hall, the Bunker Hill Monument and the Centennial Exhibition buildings in Philadelphia appear above, with a battle scene on the left and a peaceful farm scene on the right below a spread eagle.

Museum record: Library of Congress