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EVRV2A-00249
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EVRV2A-00249
Messenger bringing colonists news of the battle at Lexington Green, 1775.
Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration
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This photo print, titled "EVRV2A-00249" transports us back to the historic events of 1775 during the American Revolution. Hand-colored and based on a 19th-century illustration, it depicts a powerful scene that symbolizes the spirit of rebellion and communication in colonial America. In this image, we witness a female messenger on horseback racing through the countryside of New York. Her determined expression reflects her crucial role as she brings news of the battle at Lexington Green to colonists across different states. The rider's presence evokes both strength and vulnerability, highlighting the significant contributions made by women during this tumultuous period. The details in this artwork are remarkable - from the soldier holding a musket to a child clutching onto his mother's crutch for support. A loyal dog accompanies them on their journey, underscoring their resilience and companionship amidst chaos. As we delve into history through this piece, we are reminded of Paul Revere's famous midnight ride and William Dawes' efforts to warn fellow patriots about British troops advancing towards Massachusetts. This woodcut encapsulates not only their heroic actions but also represents countless unnamed messengers who played vital roles in spreading information throughout colonies like Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and beyond. Through its intricate portrayal of North America's uprising against British rule, this art print serves as an enduring testament to courage and unity during times of revolution. It reminds us how communication was essential for mobilizing militias and fostering an un
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