The County Election

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The County Election is a famous 19th-century American genre painting by George Caleb Bingham that vividly depicts the lively and often chaotic atmosphere of a local democratic election on the frontier.

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The County Election canonical 4

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instanceOf genre painting
painting
artHistoricalSignificance important visual document of 19th-century American politics
key work of American genre painting
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator George Caleb Bingham
creatorNationality American
depictionStyle narrative painting
realism
depicts 19th-century American frontier life
African American figure
arguing crowd
ballot box
boys playing
campaigning
candidate addressing voters
democratic process
drinking
electioneering
local election
politicians
public gathering
tavern setting
voters
followedBy Verdict of the People
surface form: The Verdict of the People
genre genre painting
hasPart dog
figures casting ballots
flagpole
group of seated voters
platform with speaker
tavern porch
languageOfTitle English
locationDepicted American frontier town
mainSubject American democracy
county-level election
political participation
movement American genre painting
notableFor complex crowd composition
detailed representation of electioneering practices
social and political commentary
partOfSeries Bingham election series
precededBy Stump Speaking
subjectOf art historical scholarship
political history analysis
timePeriodDepicted early 19th century

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George Caleb Bingham notableWork The County Election
Bingham notableWork The County Election
subject surface form: George Caleb Bingham
Stump Speaking hasPart The County Election
Verdict of the People follows The County Election