United States Capitol Architectural Drawing - 1791 Acrylic Print

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This late 18th century US History print features the United States Capitol in Washington DC, wherein its east front elevation, architectural sculpture and dome are particularly noticeable in the sketch drawn by architect Étienne Sulpice Hallet. As a symbol of the American people and their government, the US Capitol is the venue where the nation’s legislature meets, in addition to housing a noteworthy US Fine Arts collection.