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'''John Trumbull''' (Lebanon, Connecticut, 6 June, 1756 - [[New York City]], 10 Nov., 1843) American [[painter]]. He is known as the artist of the [[American Revolution]] (millions of American schoolchildren have seen the Revolution through his eyes). At [[Harvard]] (1772 - 1773) he studied works of Brooke Taylor and [[William Hogarth]] .  

'''John Trumbull''' (Lebanon, Connecticut, 6 June, 1756 - [[New York City]], 10 Nov., 1843) American [[painter]]. He is known as the artist of the [[American Revolution]] (millions of American schoolchildren have seen the Revolution through his eyes). At [[Harvard]] (1772 - 1773) he studied works of Brooke Taylor and [[William Hogarth]] .  

Trumbull portraits include those of [[Thomas Jefferson]] (1788), [[George Washington]] (1790), George Clinton (1791), [[Alexander Hamilton]] (1792) and [[John Adams]] (1797).

Trumbull [[portraits]] include those of [[Thomas Jefferson]] (1788), [[George Washington]] (1790), George Clinton (1791), [[Alexander Hamilton]] (1792) and [[John Adams]] (1797).

Some of his paintings hang in the United States Capitol, the [[Yale University]] Art Gallery, Connecticut, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City and the [[Boston]] Museum of Fine Arts.

Some of his paintings hang in the United States Capitol, the [[Yale University]] Art Gallery, Connecticut, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City and the [[Boston]] Museum of Fine Arts.