Paul Revere's version of the Boston Massacre (right) is slightly more colorful, but suspiciously similar in almost every detail to the drawing (left) that Henry Pelham, a Boston engraver and ...

including a famous depiction of the Boston Massacre. The cartoon contained the inscription “Engraved, Printed & Sold by Paul Revere Boston” and was modeled after a drawing by Henry Pelham.

But scholars say his art helped fan the flames of dissent. Paul Revere’s most famous piece of war propaganda was his engraving of the Boston Massacre. A defining feature of Revere’s engraving is the ...

A rare copy of Paul Revere’s historic engraving of the Boston Massacre is coming up at auction in Virginia this fall. There are only 29 surviving copies of the 1770 artwork, which became a ...

Most good Massachusetts citizens think they know the true story of the Boston Massacre, which accelerated the path of the American colonists to war and a new nation - our nation. Even good ...

Paul Revere’s first engraving relating to the Boston Massacre appeared in the March 12, 1770, edition of the Boston Gazette and Country Journal. Revere framed each coffin in a thin black border with a ...

Paul Revere traveled from the North ... The reenactment marked the 250th anniversary of Revere’s famous midnight journey, as well as Boston’s kick-off to a yearlong commemoration of the ...