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James Barton Longacre
Early Life and Career Born: August 11, 1794, Delaware County, Pennsylvania Died: January 1, 1869, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania James Barton Longacre's early life was marked by a challenging home environment after his mother’s death and subsequent remarriage of his father. At the age of 12, he left home to seek work in Philadelphia. He initially apprenticed at a bookstore owned by John E. Watson, who recognized Longacre’s
artistic talent and facilitated his transition into an engraving apprenticeship under George Murray. In 1819, Longacre established his own business, quickly gaining recognition for his skill in portrait engraving. He produced illustrations for popular biographical books, including those of prominent figures like General Andrew Jackson. Chief Engraver of the United States Mint Appointment: 1844 – 1869 Longacre was appoint…
