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How "Washington Crossing the Delaware," a painting by Emanuel Leutze, went 19th-century viral and became an emblem of U.S. patriotism.

Essay. The Deeper Meaning of ‘Washington Crossing the Delaware’ The iconic painting by Emanuel Leutze is often criticized today for being historically inaccurate and simplistically patriotic ...

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A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

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A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.

A bit of trivia about Washington's epic crossing of the Delaware in 1776. ... 60-foot-long Durham boats will reincarnate the original crossing idealized in the painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851.