they were painted by gilbert stuart. above the fireplace, we have this portrait. this is samuel myers. and here we have meyer myers, the third eldest son. in total, the myers had 12 children. nine of whom lived to adulthood. of the nine that lived to adulthood, six were boys and three were girls. you might ask yourself, are these the original colors on the walls, are these the original furnishings? on the first floor, this is more or less how it looked in 1819. the reason we know what was in this room in 1819 is, unfortunately, moses myers suffered a second bankruptcy. there had been a kind of a panic in that year and he had overextended himself by opening a branch of the business for hav his eldest son, john. when the panic hit, he had to stop payment and file bankruptcy. creditors came in and did inventory of the entire house which we have. we were able to use the inventory to place over 100 pieces in their original location. the colors that you see on the walls are the 1819 colors. in 2005, we had a paint analysis done. if you look at this picture, you will see

gilbert stuart and benjamin west. they are fascinating group of men to begin with but you see the revolutions in two completely different ties and you study the paintings that they did which was so iconic at the time. they were very influential in guiding america's feelings at the time towards britain. there were plenty of paintings that aroused positive sentiment for england at the time. they supported the columnist cause. but each of the artists have their own connection to that revolution. he was at valley forge. he did portraits of all sorts of people. he fought in the battle of princeton. a great artist was very involved with the army as well. his whole family was involved. benjamin west was in london -- london the whole time. he was also the court painter. he couldn't go too far and what he needed he have to hold back in his own sentiment because he would've lost it. a fascinating and visual story. what was your reaction when you first heard about that book i did not know this aspect of the story. i have never r

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