Washington in his boyhood by John Conrad (1876)

Colored print of a man in a blue coat speaking with a boy in a garden while a woman and child watch from a doorway.

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A hand-colored print titled Washington in His Boyhood, produced by John Conrad in 1876. A man in a blue coat and red patterned waistcoat gestures toward a younger boy in a blue jacket and red breeches standing in a garden, while a woman and another child watch from a doorway of a half-timbered house. Garden tools, a watering can and a potted plant rest near the foreground.

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