He gestures toward two men who unfurl cloth from a chest in the background of a painting in which his actions are compared to a scene in the foreground from the Book of Isaiah in which children play near a leopard and a cow stands next to a lion.
This man is mentioned in the title of a painting in which a kneeling woman in the lower right-hand corner places her finger in the mouth of a mannish baby who is strapped to an ovular board. In a painting named for "the branch," which contains the words "when man is moved by sovereign grace" on its frame, this man leads a party of four under Virginia's Natural Bridge. He gestures toward two men who unfurl cloth from a chest in the background of a painting in which his actions are compared to a scene in the foreground from the Book of Isaiah in which children play near a leopard and a cow stands next to a lion. The backgrounds of Edward Hicks's Peaceable Kingdom paintings depict this historical figure, who conveys a friendly, arms-spread gesture while leading an embassy to men in feathered headdresses in another painting. For 10 points, name this man whom Benjamin West painted concluding a "treaty with the Indians."
This man is mentioned in the title of a painting in which a kneeling woman in the lower right-hand corner places her finger in the mouth of a mannish baby who is strapped to an ovular board.
William Penn [accept Penn's Treaty with the Indians; or obvious equivalents]