File:The First Thanksgiving cph.3g04961.jpg

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Summary

Artist

Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (1863–1930)
Description	American painter
Date of birth/death	18 August 1863	18 March 1930
Location of birth/death	Philadelphia	Philadelphia
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

The First Thanksgiving

Date

between circa 1912 and circa 1915

Medium

oil on canvas

Current location

Private collection

Accession number

Reproduction number LC-USZC4-4961

Notes

1 photomechanical print : halftone, colour (postcard made from painting). Postcard published by The Foundation Press, Inc., 1932. Reproduction of oil painting from series: The Pageant of a Nation.

The scene depicted here is a romanticized (idealized) version and not historically accurate. The clothing worn by the Pilgrims is incorrect, the Wampanoag did not wear feathered war bonnets, nor would they have been sitting on the ground.

Source/Photographer

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↑ " LET'S TALK TURKEY: 5 myths about the Thanksgiving holiday". The Patriot Ledger. November 26, 2009.

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