Patrick Henry May Not Be Who You Think He Is

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Mandeville,LA– This Founders TV Episode was originally published on Sep 5,2013 and is part of the Founders TV/ Post Show Show.

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Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Video and Audio – The painting that you think of when you think of Patrick Henry was painted in 1815… well, Patrick Henry died in 1799. What other popular portraits of Patrick Henry are there? The one where he’s arguing against the Stamp Act at the House of Burgesses, but that one wasn’t finished until the 1850’s. Even though Patrick Henry was a very busy man, he was also the Governor of Virginia for about 30 years, so it’s not like he didn’t have time to sit down for a portrait.  And besides, you can’t swing a dead cat around the Founding Fathers without hitting a portrait of one of them. So what’s going on here? For more on this be sure and check out today’s Founders TV and sign up for a Founders Pass if you haven’t already!