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Engraved scene of men gathered in a formal hall around a table of papers, with flags and draped windows in the background.

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The Declaration of Independence, Illman Brothers (1876), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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An engraved interior scene shows a large assembly of men in eighteenth-century dress gathered in a formal hall, with a central group standing around a table covered with papers. A seated figure in a high-backed chair dominates the right foreground, while flags and drapery fill the background. The print is titled The Declaration of Independence, bears the 1876 date, and was engraved and printed by Illman Brothers after a painting by John Trumbull.