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HOUSE OF BURGESSES, 1619. A representation of the first colonial assembly in Virginia in 1619: colored engraving, American, 1833

HOUSE OF BURGESSES, 1619. A representation of the first colonial assembly in Virginia in 1619: colored engraving, American, 1833


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HOUSE OF BURGESSES, 1619. A representation of the first colonial assembly in Virginia in 1619: colored engraving, American, 1833

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1619 Assembly Chair Colonist Colony Government House Of Burgesses Ink Well Political Acts Quill Settlement Settler South Eastern Virginia


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This colored engraving, titled "HOUSE OF BURGESSES, 1619" offers a vivid representation of the historic first colonial assembly in Virginia. Created by an American artist in 1833, this print beautifully captures the essence of early government and settlement in the South Eastern region. In this scene, we witness the birth of democracy as influential figures sit attentively on their chairs within the House of Burgesses. Each individual is deeply engrossed in their political duties, wielding quills to draft important legislation that would shape the future of Virginia. The ink wells scattered across the room symbolize their commitment to recording history and making lasting changes for generations to come. The settlers depicted here are not mere colonists; they embody pioneers who laid down strong foundations for governance and community building. Their presence signifies resilience and determination amidst challenging circumstances. As we delve into this artwork's rich details, it becomes evident that it goes beyond a simple depiction of a legislative gathering. It serves as a reminder of our shared heritage and highlights how early political acts paved the way for democratic principles still cherished today. This remarkable print from The Granger Collection invites us to reflect upon our roots while appreciating those who shaped our society centuries ago. It stands as a testament to human progress and reminds us that even small beginnings can lead to monumental change.

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