General George Washington Pins and Buttons

Whether a minute man, patriot, or a Continental...the iconic General George Washington is truly the indispensable man. Resolute. True. Selfless. Bulletproof.

Recreated in the same style as my other Patriot Portraits

This started out as an inktober design for “catch.” Benedict Arnold set a trap to catch General Washington, but his plan was thwarted and Washington remained safe.

This started out as an inktober design for “catch.” Benedict Arnold set a trap to catch General Washington, but his plan was thwarted and Washington remained safe.

George Washington

The Flag that flew over the Headquarters, tent, or himself in battle

Mono colored for dark shirts

Drawn with colored pencils, this is a portrait of George Washington in his 20s.

Red white and blue

One of my #inktober drawings. George Washington is a national treasure.

George Washington was an American statesman and soldier who served as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.

Yes, we know His Excellency, General George Washington didn't likely utter those words when he watched the defeated British General Cornwallis and his troops march off from Surrender Field in disgrace in the afternoon of October 19, 1981, but we wish he would have!

General George Washington on Horseback by N C Wyeth

Here comes the General - George Washington

During the War of Independence, the headquarters of General Washington was said to have been identifiable by a flag that flew above it, consisting of 13 six-pointed white stars on a blue field. Legend also has it that Washington designed the flag himself, but the legitimacy of the flag and of this claim have often been questioned by historians. Regardless, the flag is associated with Washington, and is distinctive because of its six-pointed stars which are not uniform or completely symetrical.

Rise up!

"Daddy's calling" - Thomas Jefferson

Vintage illustration featuring Washington Crossing the Delaware, 1851 by Emanuel Leutze. It commemorates General George Washington's crossing of the icy Delaware River during the American Revolutionary War with military soldiers carrying the American Flag on the night of December 25th, 1776. That historical action was the first move in a surprise attack against the Hessian forces at Trenton, New Jersey in the Battle of Trenton. The flag of the United States of America at this time was not the current stars and stripes that is pictured, the historically accurate flag would have been the Grand Union Flag, officially hoisted by Washington himself on January 2, 1776.

We’re gonna teach ‘em how to Say goodbye! Teach ‘em how to Say goodbye! To say goodbye! -One Last Time, George Washington, Hamilton

[WASHINGTON] Your wife needs you alive, son, I need you alive— [HAMILTON] Call me son one more time— [WASHINGTON] Go home, Alexander That’s an order from your commander Inspired by the lyrics of Meet me Inside from Hamilton Musical

[WASHINGTON] Your wife needs you alive, son, I need you alive— [HAMILTON] Call me son one more time— [WASHINGTON] Go home, Alexander That’s an order from your commander Inspired by the lyrics of Meet me Inside from Hamilton Musical

Thomas Jefferson' s great line: Daddy's Calling

Thomas Jefferson's great words: Daddy's calling

Hold My Whiskey - General George Washington 1776 t shirts and gifts

From the musical hamilton, the song stay alive.

Aaron Burr, Sir - Alexander Hamilton

Hamilton for president inspired by Hamilton the musical

I wanna build something that's gonna outlive me

I wanna build something that's gonna outlive me - historic new york inspired by Hamilton

Alex Hamilton

I wanna build something that's gonna outlive me