Here is a suggestion from Puck Magazine. May your July 4th be as lively–if perhaps safer than–the one presented below.
What was the First Fourth of July Like?
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Every time I listened to the Tchaivkosky’s Overture 1812 at the final movement, I inmediately imagine what it would be a winning celebration like today’s 4th of July.
Even though it was composed and played almost a century later. But it reflects the feeling of the victory.
So, this portrait doesn’t reflect that kind of victory, instead a whole mob protesting for something else.
The joyful celebration of liberty and the rise of a new nation, must be well reflected. But of course, the veracity of the first celebration must be documented and truly be reflected in the portrait