"Marines with Washington" by Charles Waterhouse

"Marines with Washington at Princeton, 3 January 1777"
Print by Colonel Charles Waterhouse, USMCR (ret.) depicts General George Washington on horseback leading Contentinental Marines and Philadelphia militiamen in an attack against the British during the Battle of Princeton.

In January 1777, Washington and his troops marched through the snow on the way to fight the Battle of Princeton. Based on the full color, wrap-around cover for Rutgers Press this print is a revised and improved composition of the original American Legion scratchboard drawing. It was an important picture in the career of Waterhouse, resulting in many new historical commissions. It was also a vital factor in his selection by the US Marine Corps to become Artist-in-Residence.

40% of the purchase price from this print directly benefits the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation
The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation is the Nation's oldest and largest provider of need-based scholarships to military children, with particular attention given to those whose parent has been killed or wounded in combat, or who have demonstrated financial need.

• Measures 16" x 21"
• Printed on archival quality paper