The back right of this painting shows a man on a white horse, just above a man in the foreground wearing a black hat with a red feather.  To the left of the knee of this painting's title figure is a black man with most of his face obscured. The original copy of this work was destroyed in Bremen by the Royal Air Force, and this work was defaced in 2003 when a picture of the 9/11 attacks was glued to it. The banner at the center of this painting is historically incorrect, and is being hosted by James Monroe as rowers paddle around chunks of ice. 
The back right of this painting shows a man on a white horse, just above a man in the foreground wearing a black hat with a red feather.  To the left of the knee of this painting's title figure is a black man with most of his face obscured. The original copy of this work was destroyed in Bremen by the Royal Air Force, and this work was defaced in 2003 when a picture of the 9/11 attacks was glued to it. The banner at the center of this painting is historically incorrect, and is being hosted by James Monroe as rowers paddle around chunks of ice. For 10 points, name this Emmanuel Leutze painting that shows the first U.S. president leading troops to the Battle of Trenton.
The back right of this painting shows a man on a white horse, just above a man in the foreground wearing a black hat with a red feather.  
Washington {Crossing} the Delaware