
The Surrender of Cornwallis
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The Surrender of Cornwallis, F. Luis Mora (ca. 1932), Smithsonian American Art Museum. Via artnap.com
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An etched print titled The Surrender of Cornwallis by F. Luis Mora, dated ca. 1932, showing a crowd of mounted officers in tricorn hats on a dirt road. A man in a fur-trimmed cloak and tall fur hat sits on a dark horse at left, while a mounted officer on a pale horse raises his hat at center, facing a group of riders at right. Banners rise above the crowd, and a line of sailing ships is visible on the water in the distance.


























