Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze
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Washington Crossing the Delaware

Real-world connection

No single real-world viewpoint

An idealised composite painted in Düsseldorf; the geocoded target is a lake in Bolivia — a data error.

Date
1851-01-01
Real-world link
Real-world connection

Where the original is now

Metropolitan Museum of Art
On view — Gallery 760
Verified from a live museum source on 2026-09-05

Sources

  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York — collection record for Emanuel Leutze, ‘Washington Crossing the Delaware’, accession 97.34; 1851, oil on canvas, 378 × 648 cm; gift of John Stewart Kennedy, 1897. This is Leutze’s second full-size version; the first (1850) was destroyed in a 1942 bombing raid on the Kunsthalle Bremen (metmuseum.org)
  • Barbara S. Groseclose, ‘Emanuel Leutze, 1816–1868: Freedom is the Only King’ (Smithsonian, 1975); Met, ‘American Paradise: The World of the Hudson River School’ literature
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