The Death Of General Warren
The Battle on Bunker Hill
Red Coats
1775
General Warren
Dead Person
Painted By: John Trumbull
Historical Context
The painting of the battle on bunker hill was painted The purpose was that since this was the first battle that the Americans lost in the Revolution, Trumbull wanted to convey the message to the Americans that knew of the General that even with the loss of a hero, they never give up and unite. Maybe even convince fellow Americans to stand up for the country. This image was drawn right after the end of the American Revolution and around the time the Peace treaty was signed to end the revolution.
Joseph Warren
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THE BOSS
Contemporary Image
Soldiers Saluting
This image proves patriotism and how powerful being a patriot is and supporting your country. These two images correlate because they represent the same goal. Uniting as one to serve the country that they love and endure.