Everybody knows "Washington Crossing the Delaware." But you've never seen it like this, reconceived by a Pittsburgh artist at Montclair Art Museum.

The most famous image of the American Revolution hangs not in the Capitol but in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Emanuel Leutze’s enormous 1851 painting “Washington Crossing the Delaware ...

Beginning July 4, the portrait will be on display in the Declaration of Independence rotunda at the American Revolution ...

How "Washington Crossing the Delaware," a painting by Emanuel Leutze, went 19th-century viral and became an emblem of U.S. patriotism.

Two years later the playwright Kenneth Koch saw an exhibition of these and asked Katz to produce the props and sets for his one-act play George Washington Crossing the Delaware. In Koch's satire, ...

An historic painting depicting Gen. George Washington’s troops crossing the Delaware languished in a dusty basement for 50 years before recently being unearthed.

Washington and his men successfully completed their crossing and marched into Trenton on the morning of Dec. 26, 1776. The army achieved a resounding victory over the Hessians. Gen.

Martin saw a boat created by Independence Seaport on display at the Museum of the American Revolution and it became a “motivator” to bring their own replica boat to Washington Crossing Historic Park. ...

“Washington Crossing the Delaware” is no longer on display at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona. The painting, which is one of two versions that still exist created by Emanuel Leutze ...

Reenactors participate in George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on Dec. 11, 2022. Kelly Terez/ABC News ...