Allegory of America as the youngest nation
John Rubens Smith · 1775 - 1849
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Allegory of America as the youngest nation, John Rubens Smith (1809-1844). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Rubens Smith died in 1849; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor drawing shows a stage-like composition framed by red drapery, with an angel blowing a trumpet above a blank banner and an American flag rising beside allegorical female figures. Sailing ships and cargo barrels appear at the harbor edge, while a helmeted figure holds a shield bearing a classical face. The work is attributed to John Rubens Smith and dated 1809-1844.
