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Favorite drawings and paintings

Drawings and paintings 1790s 1792 Liberty Displaying the Arts and Sciences (1792), by Samuel Jennings. 1797 Portrait of J. B. Belley, Deputy for Saint-Domingue (1797), by Anne-Louis Girodet De Roucy-Trioson. 1800s Young Lady Wearing a Mantilla and Basquina (1805), by Francisco Goya. 1810s 1819 Declaration of Independence (1819), by John Binns. 1820s 1825 View from the Artist's Window (1825), by Martinus Rørbye. 1840s 1848 Germania (March 1848), by Philipp Veit. 1850s 1853 Portrait of a Woman (1853), by Richard Caton Woodville. 1856 The Bone Player (1856), by William Sidney Mount. The Banjo Player (1856), by William Sidney Mount. 1858 Market Woman (1858), by Thomas Waterman Wood. 1860s 1863 "He Died for Me!" (1863) "Make Way for Liberty!" (1863) "Stand up a Man!" (1863) Blow for Blow (1863) Free! (1863) The Emancipation (1863), by Thomas Nast. 1864 First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln (July 1864), by Francis Bicknell Carpenter. Arms of the United States of America (1864), by Joseph E. Baker. 1865 President Lincoln Entering Richmond (April 1865), by Thomas Nast. Abraham Lincoln Entering Richmond (April 1865), by L. Hollis and J.C. Huttre. And Not This Man? (August 1865), by Thomas Nast. 1866 The Misses Cooke's School Room (November 1866), by J.E. Taylor. William T. Sherman (1866), by George Peter Alexander Healy. Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant (1866), by Constant Mayer. A Bit of War History: The Recruit (1866), by Thomas Waterman Wood. 1868 The Freedmen's Bureau (July 1868), by Alfred R. Waud. The Peacemakers (1868), by George Peter Alexander Healy. Great Seal of the State of Alabama (1868) 1869 Harriet Tubman (1869), by W.J. Moses. Uncle Sam's Thanksgiving Dinner (November 1869), by Thomas Nast. 1870s 1870 The Fifteenth Amendment (1870), by Thomas Kelley. The Result of the Fifteenth Amendment (1870) 1871 The Chinese Question (February 1871), by Thomas Nast. Washington Crossing the Delaware (1871), George Caleb Bingham. 1872 First Colored Senator and Representatives in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States (1872), by Currier and Ives. 1874 "Halt!" (1874), by Thomas Nast. 1876 Portraits & autographs of the signers of the Declaration of Independence (1876), by Ole Erekson. 1880s 1885 Grant from West Point to Appomattox (1885), by Thure de Thulstrup. 1887 Battle of Antietam (1887), by Thure de Thulstrup. 1888 Battle of Fredericksburg (1888), by Kurz & Allison. Battle of Shiloh (1888), by Thure de Thulstrup. Republican Platform and Presidential Nominees (1888), by Siegel, Cooper & Co. 1890s 1890 The Storming of Ft. Wagner (1890), by Kurz and Allison. 1896 Declaration of Independence (1896), by Kurz & Allison. 1897 Infantry: Continental Army, 1779-1783, IV (1897), by Henry Alexander Ogden. 1898 Columbia and Cuba (1898), by Kenyon Cox. 1900s 1903 Tänzerin mit Schleier, von einem Mann beobachtet (1903), by Otto Mueller. 1908 Battle of Springfield (1908), by John Ward Dunsmore. 1909 At the Dressing-Table (1909), by Zinaida Serebriakova 1910s Hartwig & Vogel's Tell-Chocolade No. 00 Strasse in Hongkong (China) Palast des Dalai Lama in Lhasa (Tibet) Tor des Kaiser - Palastes in Söul (Korea) 1910 Portrait of Olga Konstantinovna Lanceray (1910), by Zinaida Serebriakova Portrait of Lola Braz (1910), by Zinaida Serebriakova 1912 1914 The Artist's Sister (1914), by Zinaida Serebriakova. 1916 I am Half-Sick of Shadows, said the Lady of Shalott (1916), by John William Waterhouse. 1918 True Sons of Freedom (1918), by Charles Gustrine. Our Colored Heroes (1918), by E.G. Renesch. Colored Man Is No Slacker (1918), by E.G. Renesch. 1919 True Blue (1919), by E.G. Renesch. Emancipation Proclamation, September 22, 1862 (1919), by E.G. Renesch. 1920s 1920 Continental Army (1920), by Charles M. Lefferts. 1930s 1939 Portrait of a woman wearing festive Dagestani national clothing (1939), by H. Mussayassul. 1940s 1943 The Fighting Filipinos (1943) Frederick Douglass: Statesman, Abolitionist, Champion of the People (1943), Charles Henry Alston. Americans Will Always Fight For Liberty (1943), by Bernard Perlin. 1949 Seal of the Commonwealth of Virginia (1949) 1960s 1961 Cameroun, Banque Centrale, specimen 5000 francs, ND (1961) 1970s 1974 Civil Rights Bill Passes, 1866 (1974), by Allyn Cox. 1976 American militia firing at the British infantry from behind a split rail fence during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15, 1781.jpg American militia firing at the British infantry from behind a split rail fence during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15, 1781 (1976), by Don Troiani. 1980s 1981 The "M81" U.S. woodland camouflage pattern. 1984 Plate I: Officers' Service Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate II: Enlisted Service Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate III: Officers' Blue Dress Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984) by Donna J. Neary. Plate IV: Enlisted Blue Dress Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate V: Evening Dress Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate VI: Mess Dress and White Dress Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate VII: U.S. Marine Band - The President's Own, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate VIII: Marine Barracks Ceremonial Uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate IX: Aviation Clothing, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate X: United States Marine Corps Field Uniforms, 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate XI: Uniform Accessories and Officer Insignia, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. Plate XII: Uniform Accessories and Enlisted Insignia, U.S. Marine Corps Uniforms 1983 (1984), by Donna J. Neary. 1st Minnesota at Gettysburg.jpg 1st Minnesota at Gettysburg (1984), by Don Troiani. 1987 Veterans Day (1987), by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. 1990s 1991 Plate: United States Marines in the Middle East, 1991 (1991), by Donna J. Neary. 1999 The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground (1999), by Rick Reeves. 2000s 2003 Plate: United States Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniforms, 2003 (December 2003), by John M. Carrillo. 2004 Jeannette Rankin (2004), by Sharon Sprung. 2007 Raven 42 (2007), by James Dietz 2009 Marines (January 2009), by Amanda J. Schwartz. 2010s 2012 Wiki-so-long (2012), by Seedfeeder. 2013 Coast Guard Day 2013 (2013), by Cory Mendenhall. Remember Those Standing the Watch (November 2013), by Cory Mendenhall. 2014 Coast Guard Rosie (2014), by Cory Mendenhall. Polandball World War III (2014), by 440Hertz 2016 I Earned My Dolphins (2016), by Willie Kendrick. 2017 American Liberty Gold Coin, obverse (2017), by the U.S. Mint.

Favorite flags

Flags Cities New Orleans (1918–present) Washington, D.C. (1938–present) Chicago (1939–present) Seoul (1946–1996) Kuala Lumpur (1990–present) Detroit (2000–present) Counties Prince George's County (1963–present) Loudoun County (1968–present) Montgomery County (1976–present) Arlington County (1983–present) County of Los Angeles (2004–2014, 2016–present) County of Los Angeles (2014–2016) States Great Britain (1707–1801) United States (1777–1795) United States (1777–1795) United States (1795–1818) Texas (1835–1839) Liberia (1847–present) Cuba (1847–present) Bolivia (1851–present) United States (1861–1863) United States (1861–1863) United States (1863–1865) United States (1863–1865) Honduras (1866–present) Dominion of Canada (1868–1921) Germany (1871–1918) United States (1912–1959) Siam (1917–1939) Dominion of Canada (1921–1957) Iraq (1924–1959) Jordan (1928–present) Ireland (1937–present) Israel (1948–present) West Germany (1949–1990) Peru (1950–present) South Vietnam (1955–1975) Dominion of Canada (1957–1965) Guinea (1958–present) Chad (1959–present) Côte d'Ivoire (1959–present) Togo (1960–present) Republic of the Congo (1960–1963) Gabon (1960–present) Nigeria (1960–present) Algeria (1962–present) Jamaica (1962–present) Trinidad and Tobago (1962–present) Tanganyika (1962–1964) Democratic Republic of the Congo (1963–1966) Malaysia (1963–present) Tanzania (1964–present) Iran (1964–1980) Gambia (1965–present) Democratic Republic of the Congo (1966–1971) Botswana (1966–present) Nauru (1968–present) Libya (1969–1972) Zaire (1971–1997) Luxembourg (1972–present) Sealand (1975–present) Mozambique (1975–1983) Laos (1975–present) Aruba (1976–present) Seychelles (1976–1977) Seychelles (1977–1996) Solomon Islands (1977–present) Marshall Islands (1979–present) Federated States of Micronesia (1979–present) Palau (1981–present) Country of Curaçao (1982–1984) Saint Kitts and Nevis (1983–present) Curaçao (1984–present) Palestine (1988–present) Romania (1989–present) Namibia (1990–present) Yemen (1990–present) Armenia (1990–present) Georgia (1990–2004) Republic of the Congo (1991–present) Russian Federation (1991–1993) Afghanistan (1992) Brazil (1992–present) Yugoslavia (1992–2003) Afghanistan (1992–2001) South Africa (1994–present) Macedonia (1995–2019) Seychelles (1996–present) Estonia (2002–present) Democratic Republic of the Congo (1997–2003) Rwanda (2001–present) Democratic Republic of the Congo (2003–2006) Lithuania (2004–present) Democratic Republic of the Congo (2006–present) Venezuela (2006–present) Myanmar (2010–present) Somalia (2012–present) Fictional Germany (1948) Germany (1948) Osean Federation (2010) San Salvacion (2004) Leasath (2006) Aurelia (2006) Erusea (2004) Independent State Allied Forces (2004) Belka (2006) Emmeria (2008) Ustio (2006) Yuktobania (2010) Organizations An Appeal to Heaven (1775) Gadsden (1775) Continental Navy (1776–1777) United States Navy (1864–1959) Governor of the State of Alabama (1868–1959) Christianity (1907–present) City of New York Police Department (1919–present) African National Congress (1925–present) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (1953–present) United States Navy (1959–present) Federal Emergency Management Agency (1979–2003) Federal Yugoslav Navy (1992–2003) United States Navy (2002–2019) Georgian Air Force (2004–2010) Provinces and regions Louisiana (1861) Louisiana (1861) Commonwealth of Virginia (1861–1950) Rhode Island (1882–1897) Maine (1901–1909) South Dakota (1909–1963) California (1911–present) Missouri (1913–present) Georgia (1920–1956) Texas (1933–present) Commonwealth of Virginia (1950–present) Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (1952–1995) Alaska (1959–present) American Samoa (1960–present) Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (1965–1994) Illinois (1969–present) Serbia (1992–2004) Mars (1999–present) Georgia (2003–present) State of Utah (2011–present) National flags by regime type Nation or polity Communist Democracy Constitutional monarchy Absolute monarchy Fascist Afghanistan Africa Arabia Australia Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Burma Cambodia Canada China Congo Croatia Cyprus Egypt Ethiopia Europe Georgia (country) Georgia (state) Germany Haiti Hungary Iran Iraq Ireland Italy Japan Kazakhstan Korea Libya Mexico Moldova Mississippi New Zealand North Carolina North Macedonia Russian Federation Serbia South Africa South America Spain Sweden Texas UK U.S. Vietnam Yugoslavia International flag rankings (incomplete) These are my personal ratings of these flags, based off of Transparent Blue's list. Rather than using percentages, this list uses "good", "bad", and "neutral". Some of Transparent Blue's rankings are still on the list as it is not yet finished. They can be delineated from mine as they use percentages. Country Image Rating Comments Afghanistan Neutral I like the colors, but that emblem is way too complicated. Albania Good The emblem is a bit too intricate, but overall, nice design with good colors. Black is kind of hard to see on top of red, though. Algeria Good Good, but the red on green is a bit hard to see. Andorra 22% Angola 88% Antigua and Barbuda 52% Argentina Good The sun creeps me out, but unique design and nice colors. Armenia 12% Australia Good Simplistic stars make it work. Austria 86% Azerbaijan 88% Bahamas 44% Bahrain 93% Bangladesh Bad The red and green together are ugly colors. Barbados Good Ugly colors, but simple and nice design. Belarus Bad Bad, but not that bad. It looks like a bed's blanket. The design looks like blood spattered on a bathroom wall. Belgium Bad Ugly proportions, makes it look obtuse and contorted. Belize Bad Horrible. Looks like a restaurant table place-mat from some casual dining eatery. Benin 27% Bhutan 79% Bolivia 59% Bosnia and Herzegovina 48% Botswana 94% Brazil Good Although there is writing and way too many stars, the nice color choices and unique lozenge design make up for it. Brunei 32% Bulgaria 93% Burkina Faso 11% Burundi Bad Looks like the targeting reticule from an 8-bit video game. Cambodia 69% Cameroon 79% Canada Neutral Shade of red is far too bright; hurts my eyes. Cape Verde 87% Central African Republic 10% Chad 76% Chile 81% China, People's Republic of Good Simple design, nice colors. Unlike Taiwan and Canada, the shade of red is just right. China, Republic of Good Good design, but those colors are too bright! Ouch! Colombia 78% Comoros 60% Congo, Democratic Republic of 85% Congo, Republic of Good Great colors and simple design, very vibrant! Good flag. Costa Rica 50% Cote d'Ivoire 64% Croatia 14% Cuba 83% Cyprus 87% Czech Republic Good Clichéd colors, but good and simple design. Denmark 73% Djibouti 65% Dominica 27% Dominican Republic 85% East Timor Good Nice color choices, simple design. Ecuador 59% Egypt 89% El Salvador 20% Equatorial Guinea 5% Eritrea 10% Estonia 73% Ethiopia Good I like the vibrant colors and nice pentagram design. Fiji Bad What is this? I don't even. Finland 86% The cross is slightly too thick but otherwise this is the best Nordic Cross national flag. France 67% Gabon 85% Gambia, The Good Good color choices and design, which represents the country's geography. Arguably the world's best-designed flag. Georgia Good Simple, yet distinctive. Good colors. Germany 70% Ghana Good I like, but that black star needs some breathing room. Greece Good Un-original, but good colors and design. Grenada Bad Looks like an NBA regulation hardwood court. Guatemala 47% Guinea 78% Guinea-Bissau 20% Guyana Good Simple design, and nice vibrant colors. This flag was designed by a vexilologist, and it shows. Haiti Bad Looks like somebody took a JPEG image of the country's seal and slapped it onto two contrasting rectangles in Microsoft Paint. Honduras 50% Hungary 67% Iceland 77% India 96% Indonesia 74% Iran Bad The Takbirs look like Tetris puzzle pieces and the seal looks like a penguin with a handlebar moustache or mammary intercourse. Iraq Good Now, vexillologists frown upon text usage on flags, but Arabic script works better than Latinate characters. Ireland Good Nice colors, but very bad proportions. Israel Good Good, but give that star a little breathing room! Italy 88% Jamaica Good Great colors and simple design. One of my favorite flag designs. Japan 97% Jordan Neutral Nice design and colors, but the star is too small. Kazakhstan 86% Kenya 94% Kiribati 62% Korea, North 85% Korea, South Neutral The symbols are a bit hard to remember. Kosovo 95% Kuwait Good Nice colors and design. Aspect ratio seems a bit long, though. Kyrgyzstan 66% Laos Good Nice colors and simple design. Latvia 94% Lebanon 58% Lesotho 76% Liberia Good Un-original, but vexilologically speaking, it's a good flag. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Bad Did they even try? Liechtenstein Bad Logo in the corner looks like a stiletto dagger being being stabbed in between some poor wretched woman's breasts. Lithuania 77% Luxembourg 71% Macedonia 76% Madagascar 30% Malawi 74% Malaysia 64% Maldives 19% Mali 46% Malta 75% Marshall Islands 64% Looks more like a logo than a flag. Mauritania 76% Mauritius 24% Mexico Good Usually I'm against slapping a seal on a flag, but it looks good here. The shades of red and green look nice. Micronesia, Federates States of 74% Too long. Moldova 77% Too long. Monaco 71% Mongolia 74% Montenegro 61% Morocco 86% Mozambique 76% Myanmar, Union of 39% Namibia 82% Nauru 88% Nepal 77% Netherlands, The 81% New Zealand Neutral I like where they're going with the red stars, but the uninspired British flag slapped onto it detracts from the design. Nicaragua 77% Niger Neutral The design itself isn't bad, but the color choices are god-awful. Nigeria Good Nice colors, good design, but bad proportions. Norway 75% Oman 47% Pakistan Good Nice and simple design, however, the shade of green is way too dark. Palau 79% Panama Good Good color choices and nice design with the two stars. Papua New Guinea 84% Paraguay 89% Peru Good Simple tri-color, with good, bold contrasting colors. Good flag. Philippines, the 80% Poland 78% Portugal 65% Qatar 73% Romania 74% Russian Federation Good Simple, yet good tricolor. Rwanda 46% Saint Kitts and Nevis 89% Saint Lucia 15% Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 76% Samoa 61% San Marino Bad Looks like a diaper. Sao Tome and Principe 72% Saudi Arabia 81% Senegal 70% Serbia 72% Seychelles, The 83% Sierra Leone Good Nice inoffensive colors. Singapore 76% Slovakia Good That emblem looks evil, but evil in a cool way. Slovenia Bad Emblem is ugly. Solomon Islands, The Good Good color choices. Yellow works well between blue and green. Nice arrangement of stars, not too many. Somalia 78% South Africa Good Very good design and choice of colors; in my top three favorite flags along with Gambia. Spain 76% Sri Lanka Bad Looks like a beach towel. Sudan 67% Suriname Good Good, although the star's a bit too big. Swaziland Bad Looks like a funeral pyre. Would look much better with the emblem removed. Sweden 74% Switzerland Neutral Ugly proportions; square flags do not work very well. Also, the shade of red is way too bright. Could burn out people's corneas. Syrian Arab Republic Good Nice color choices, the green stars work well here. Very simple design. Tajikistan 78% Tanzania 79% Thailand Good Good colors contrasts, simple design. Togo Good Lovely design and vibrant color choices. Very good flag! Tonga 78% Trinidad and Tobago 80% Tunisia 77% Turkey 85% Turkmenistan Bad Looks like a bed's comforter. Tuvalu 9% Uganda 76% Ukraine 79% United Arab Emirates, The 76% United Kingdom Good Very unique design, good symbolism, representing the constituent states. United States of America Good Good design, but the huge amount of stars is insane. What happens if there are 100 states in the union? They should've just stuck with the 13-star "Betsy Ross" flag from the 19th century and kept that as the permanent flag. Uruguay 77% Uzbekistan 82% Vanuatu 96% Vatican City Bad Looks like a napkin from a fancy hotel. Venezuela Good Simple, yet distinctive. Vietnam Good Simple design. Easy to remember. Yemen Good I like the colors. Reminds me of Imperial Germany's flag. Zambia 83% Zimbabwe 23%

Disclaimer

• Any flags of questionable or disreputable extremist entities and organizations that appear here does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of any said views. The flags that are included on this page are chosen based on their superficial aesthetic qualities, not any deeper ideological reasons. – Illegitimate Barrister (talk) 05:05, 1 October 2016 (UTC)

External links

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