Washington Revolutionary War Print Knowledge Needed colored help ID green felt backing

the frame is 10 1/4" X 12 1/4" under partially painted glass. I am not a revolutionary war buff must I really love this vintage print. what is it and who did it? I was hoping that I would not have to remove the felt backing to ID it.

 

The image is by Arthur Szyk, "Washington the Soldier", 1930.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/...rs_-_Washington_the_Soldier_(1930),_Paris.jpg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Szyk

He is a collectible artist.

 

I should add that, according to one of the online sources, the original watercolor is at the FDR Library in NY. Yours is, of course, a copy print.

 

Poor guy in the Lower Left, has quite a Mash Up of his face!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, at least that's how it looks upside down.....not so bad when rotated!!

 

Thanks 2manybooks Yes Aquitaine if looks could kill.
I did not see many of the images online great for the revolutionary war collectors. do you think that if I remove the back I could find out who printed it?

 

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Thanks, Debora I will get some time tonight to researching the links.

 

I did not want to open up the back of this print, but here are the results. I am very happy about what was revealed. Does anyone have a good anyone know of any good revolutionary war forums dealing with art prints? What's the value and rarity of a print like this?

 

Now that you know the original artist, and the printer, and the dates, you should be able to find comparable examples.
google "Szyk Jaffe"

 

Wow! L@@K at this:
https://www.skinnerinc.com/auctions/2556M/lots/739

 

Thanks MOS and 2mbs The biggest mystery now is this custom made frame painted gold and black

 

6 1/4" X 8 3/8" seems like the frame was customized to the arched image. well either way it a perfect marriage.