Framed Washington as a Master Mason by James Fuller Queen

Washington as a Master Mason by James Fuller Queen is one of the most iconic Masonic images ever produced, commemorating George Washington's leadership as Master of Alexandria Lodge No. 22. Published in 1870, this richly detailed chromolithograph depicts Washington presiding over a lodge meeting in full Masonic regalia beneath the symbolic "G" of the lodge room. Celebrating the ideals of brotherhood, virtue, and service, the print honors the only U.S. President to serve as Master of a Masonic lodge. A favorite among Freemasons, historians, and collectors of early American art, this public domain masterpiece remains an enduring tribute to Washington's legacy both as the Father of His Country and as a respected member of the Masonic fraternity.

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