Artwork & Wall Decor

The East Front of Mount Vernon, c. 1792 by Edward Savage George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated...

Rembrandt Peale marketed himself as the last living artist to have painted George Washington from life. In 1795, Washington sat for the artist, the...

This full 360 degree panorama of Mount Vernon's Grist Mill is taken from a vantage point near the tailrace on Dogue Creek. When Washington construc...

This full 360 degree panorama is taken from a vantage point within the Upper Garden at Mount Vernon. In contrast to the Lower Garden which provided...

The vantage point of this full 360° panorama is taken from The Bowling Green at Mount Vernon. It shows Washington clearly defining man's place in a...

This 1780 portrait is based on Charles Wilson Peale’s 1779 commission from the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, and is one of at least 18...

This luminous painting of the view to the Potomac from within Mount Vernon’s deteriorating piazza represents a key moment in Mount Vernon’s history...

This Federal style convex mirror is ornamented with thirteen balls which represent the thirteen original colonies.  The eagle, the symbol chosen f...

This 1854 painting by James Lambdin copies the head from John Trumbull’s full-length lifetime portrait of George Washington. Trumbull painted the o...

"Botanical Magazine" volumes were part of George Washington's personal library. These beautifully illustrated books sought to popularize and encour...

In this imagined scene, the artist depicts Washington sitting at a tea table in the shade of his summer house, surrounded by friends and family wit...

This mirror in the neoclassical style was inspired by a gilded wood framed looking glass found in the west parlor of the Mount Vernon Mansion.  Th...

"Botanical Magazine" volumes were part of George Washington's personal library. These beautifully illustrated books sought to popularize and encour...

"Botanical Magazine" volumes were part of George Washington's personal library. These beautifully illustrated books sought to popularize and encour...

This stately, burnished gold leaf tri-panel mirror features many elements characteristic of the Federal and Classical Revival styles of architectur...

This mirror was inspired by a 19th century looking glass in the collections at Mount Vernon. It features a reverse-painted scene of the east front ...