An encyclopedic iconography... folk art imagery speaking to William Henry Harrison... the future president behind a plow; barrel of HARD CIDER, at lower right is a squirrel, Harrison loved squirrel stew. Two full length portraits of Harrison, WHH was a fashion hipster [modern and retro style]. A pair of birds: Harrison had a pet McCaw, his home was named Grouseland, as a tribute to birds on his property. And of course, at upper right is a Great Seal, the national symbol of the United States. The work is mounted within a beautiful frame, turned, and split molding joined at corner blocks.
Date: Circa 1840
Measurement: Frame: 14" x 11.75"; View: 11.25" x 9"
Material: Watercolor and pencil on paper, turned frame in red stain.
Condition: Bright color... creases; displays well
$1,850
SKU: 2222-32
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