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“Liberty Displaying the Arts and Sciences” (1792)
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by Samuel Jennings (c.1755-after 1834), oil painting, 1792.
Painted specifically for The Library Company of Philadelphia, this detailed scene shows Liberty supporting books useful to practical and intellectual pursuits. More important is the broken chain at her feet, a symbol of the abolition of slavery.
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