American scientists and inventors
John Sartain · 1808-1897
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A large engraved group portrait shows a gathering of seated and standing men in period dress around a table, with a crowded column of printed biographies and captions on the left and a list of inventions along the bottom. The composition is a formal tribute to American science and invention.
