In one painting, this figure is cloaked in purple above a rainbow arch and sits flanked by a green-clad, horn-blowing Victoria and a blue-clad Liberty. In addition to that Brumidi work showing his Apotheosis, this figure appears in a work in which the title person pulls back a red curtain to reveal a scene in which this figure's father demands a hatchet. The Lansdowne Portrait depicts this figure, who places his right hand on his knee as he stares to the left next to a flag-wielding James Monroe in another painting. For 10 points, name this subject of an unfinished portrait by Gilbert Stuart, who is depicted in Grant Wood's Parson Weems' Fabl
In one painting, this figure is cloaked in purple above a rainbow arch and sits flanked by a green-clad, horn-blowing Victoria and a blue-clad Liberty. In addition to that Brumidi work showing his Apotheosis, this figure appears in a work in which the title person pulls back a red curtain to reveal a scene in which this figure's father demands a hatchet. The Lansdowne Portrait depicts this figure, who places his right hand on his knee as he stares to the left next to a flag-wielding James Monroe in another painting. For 10 points, name this subject of an unfinished portrait by Gilbert Stuart, who is depicted in Grant Wood's Parson Weems' Fable and in a Leutze painting Crossing the Delaware.
In one painting, this figure is cloaked in purple above a rainbow arch and sits flanked by a green-clad, horn-blowing Victoria and a blue-clad Liberty.
George {Washington}