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Independence (Squire Jack Porter), 1858, by Frank Blackwell Meyer

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Independence (Squire Jack Porter), 1858, by Frank Blackwell Meyer

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This painting depicts Jackson as a “frontiersman” as he sits on a porch of a house in the woods, smoking a pipe.

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The downfall of Mother Bank (1833) by H.R. Robinson

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The downfall of Mother Bank (1833) by H.R. Robinson

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This political cartoon depicts Andrew Jackson as the “common man” because it is a satire that applauds his removal of federal deposits from the bank as an opposition to the powerful few who act upon the expense of ordinary workers.

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Jackson’s Inauguration,by Edward Hulton (1859)

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Jackson’s Inauguration,by Edward Hulton (1859)

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This illustration depicts Andrew Jackson as an ally to the common people, showing him giving a personal inaugural address to these people in the street, while standing on top of his carriage.

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Painting of Andrew Jackson’s Cheese Gift (1886), by Benjamin Perley Poore

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Painting of Andrew Jackson’s Cheese Gift (1886), by Benjamin Perley Poore

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This painting shows Andrew Jackson sharing cheese that he got as a gift with all the common people living near the White House, showing him as a president who gives back to the people.