The Art, Imagery and Parody of the Ten Crucial Days
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The Art of the Ten Crucial Days
The Statues of the Ten Crucial Days
Book Cover Art of the Ten Crucial Days
The Mimic and Parody of Leutze's Iconic Painting
In this section are works of serious art, interpretation, and outright parody. Many are commercial renditions that are inspired by Emmanuel Leutze's iconic 1851 painting. These are posted for educational purposes, not for resale, without expressed permission from the copyright holder.
Painting in Japanese style showing boat crossing river, all the passengers are Asian and one (Shimimora) is dressed as George Washington
Shimomura Crossing the Delaware by Roger Shimomura / Acrylic on canvas, 2010 / National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution; Gift of Raymond L. Ocampo Jr., Sandra Oleksy Ocampo, and Robert P. Ocampo