Portrait of William Penn
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Scanned from A Popular History of the United States by W. C. Bryant and S. H. Gay. Volume II. Copyright, 1878. Faces page 487. William Penn was an English Quaker leader and colonist who founded the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Digital restoration of copyright expired artwork.
This image presents a carefully crafted portrait of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania and a prominent 17th-century figure. The artwork captures Penn in period attire, reflecting his role in advocating for religious freedom and his interactions with Native Americans. This portrait serves as a historical reference, contributing to an understanding of early American history and colonial governance.
This portrait can be utilized across various platforms including educational presentations, history textbooks, and documentary projects. It is suitable for use in blogs, articles discussing American history, and can enhance visual elements in social media posts or infographics. Additionally, it can be incorporated into eBooks and other digital content focused on historical themes.
