"Gentlemen, You Will Permit Me to Put On My Spectacles..." Original Painting and the 12"x20" prints are

and the 12"x20" prints are Giclee prints on fine art paper

eternal joy

called a meeting for the officers to address the conflict

and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped

It's a serene reminder of the gentle

"Gentlemen, You Will Permit Me to Put On My Spectacles..." Original Painting and the 12"x20" prints areGeorge Washington is known throughout history as a humble servant of his country and a gifted leader and peacemaker. These attributes of his character were evident in his handling of the controversial Newburgh Conspiracy during the Revolutionary War. A dispute had arisen among the Continental Army soldiers concerning unpaid wages and promised pensions. An anonymous letter surfaced in March 1783 threatening action against Congress to resolve the issue.