George  Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware River    2008–2009 (original model); 2015 (limited edition recast for museum)    Bronze | 33 × 50 cm    This work depicts the historic moment when General George Washington led  the Continental Army across the Delaware River on a freezing night in late  1776—an act that decisively changed the course of the American Revolutionary  War.    Adapted from Emanuel Leutze’s famous 1851 painting Washington Crossing the  Delaware, the sculpture reimagines the scene as a high-relief bronze  composition.    The small-scale model exhibited here corresponds to the monumental bronze  relief (10 ft × 20 ft) installed at the main entrance of the Museum of the  American Revolution, unveiled in April 2017.