SCARCE POLITICAL WATERCOLOR FRAKTUR WITH PARROTS ATTRIBUTED TO ABRAHAM HUTH (ACTIVE 1807-1830).

American (Berks County, Pennsylvania), dated 1848. Two parrots in yellow and blue face one another, perched on an arch with "Berks County" and "1848" with flowers and German text below that translates (notated on reverse, as well): "I am for Gen. Scott. Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!". Molded black painted frame, 8"w. 10"h. From The 40 Year Americana Collection of a Central Ohio Couple.Cataloguer's note: The fraktur refers to a political campaign slogan used by Winfield Scott, who lost the Whig nomination to General Zachary Taylor for the 1848 Presidential race.Gen. Zachary Taylor or Winfield Scott,
Condition Report: Fold mark, tears.