Thomas Ewing Sr.
john stanley haggan (1946 –)
John Stanley Haggan is a renowned Northern Irish landscape artist celebrated for evocative depictions of the Sperrins & Mournes. Explore his atmospheric paintings capturing rural Ireland's beauty.
Museo del Departamento de los Interiores de EE. UU. (Washington, D.C., Estados Unidos de América)
¿Descubre la historia y la naturaleza estadounidense en el Museo del Departamento de los Interiores? Explora exposiciones sobre paisajes americanos, recursos naturales y patrimonio cultural, incluyendo murales de la Era Nueva Deal y fotografías impresionistas de Ansel Adams.
Thomas Ewing (1789–1871) was a leading lawyer of the era. His initial foray into politics included a term as U.S. senator from Ohio and six months as secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Harrison and Tyler. President Taylor tapped Ewing as the first secretary of the Interior when the Department was established in 1849, inheriting disparate functions cast off from other Departments. Ewing was a proponent of westward expansion and a transcontinental railroad but was immediately responsible for the Land, Patent, and Pension Offices; Indian Affairs; and public buildings. Ewing earned the moniker “Butcher Ewing” for replacing employees on a partisan basis. At its inception, the Department occupied rented space at 15th and F Streets, N.W.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Thomas Ewing Sr.
- Artista: john stanley haggan
- Año: 1861
- Formato: Portrait
- Estado de derechos de autor: Bajo derechos de autor
- Ubicación: Museo del Departamento de los Interiores de EE. UU.
- Color predominante: Espresso
- Intensidad del color: Balanced

