deviantART user SharpWriter is fond of depicting scenes from American history, such as Abraham Lincoln riding a grizzly bear while wielding a M-16 and the Emancipation Proclamation. That's January 1, 1863, just in case you are curious. One of his more recent works is this image from Teddy Roosevelt's first full term in office. You know -- when he killed Bigfoot. One nitpick: in the actual historical event, Roosevelt used a Krag-Jørgensen. Link via Geekosystem
(He also says he can't wait to get his hands on a 50mm rifle so that he can kill two with a single bullet.)
The gun is a Browning Automatic Rifle, designed for WW1, Teddy could have fired it before his death in 1919.
I'd like to see a painting of William Henry Harrison's triumphant presidency...
Why doesn't this artist glorify a non-megalomaniacal president like Washington, Jefferson, or Harding?