George Washington Enamel Box

Halcyon Days

£425

Commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence, the George Washington Enamel Box pays tribute to America's first President and celebrates the legacy of the man who helped shape a nation. Created with kind permission of The Frick Collection, New York, this enamel box features Gilbert Stuart's celebrated 1795 portrait of George Washington, one of the most recognisable and influential images in American history. Stuart painted Washington from life during his second term in office, capturing him at the age of sixty-three, just a few years before the end of his

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