[Crispus Attucks Patriot]

No, Revere's engraving forgets one important fact...namely that Attucks was Black. That painting on my page was by John Singleton Copley and his brother-in-law Henry Pelham. It was done just two weeks after Revere's more well-known engraving.

There's another famous engraving that was done by W. C. Nell in 1855. Nell gets it right, too.

[MeanWestTexan]

In some fairness to Revere, engraving black features was hard and perhaps beyond his skill.

I've collected some wood cuts and unless the engraver was very skilled a black person looked like a blob (no facial features) or a had grotesque exagerated features.

That said, Revere was a great silversmith and a freemason, and he should have done/known better, or at least tried.