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Drawing of Abraham Lincoln colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

Can you guess who this president is that we colored? When we think of historical figures, we could not leave out Abraham Lincoln, one of the most famous American presidents in the world.

In his honor, we prepared this gallery with amazing Abraham Lincoln coloring pages. When you enter it you will feel like you are taking a walk through time, in which you will learn many interesting things about this very peculiar character.

The good thing is that we have a variety of drawings so you can choose the one you like best, are you looking for animated Abraham Lincoln drawings? We have them. Do you prefer Abraham Lincoln drawings for kids? Good, because you will find the best ones at Coloring Together.

There are many ways to color, with different materials, some more common than others. How about you try making a collage? You could look for oil pastels and color everything calmly, and if not, what do you think about using tempera and an old toothbrush to apply the brushing technique?

Stop right there! Come and take a stroll through the gallery we prepared with the art of all our visitors. If you are one of them, then we invite you to send us a photo, and we will gladly share your work.

It has been a while since we used the time machine to travel to the past, but this time the Abraham Lincoln coloring pages have been disturbed, so we will take a trip back to give them the color they deserve. How about you come with us? You will not regret it!

Abraham Lincoln coloring pages

Why color abraham lincoln pictures?

Have you ever heard the name Abraham Lincoln? You surely know that he was a very important American president. He was none other than the sixteenth president of the United States, and he led the country during the Civil War.

He was a captain in the army during the Black Hawk War. Later, he suffered from depression for a while, after he married Mary Todd Lincoln. He had 4 sons, although one died as an infant. Wow! There is a lot to tell about Lincoln, but we do not have enough room.

How about you come to Coloring Together to learn a little more about this very peculiar character? There are still many things you should know about Abraham Lincoln and you will learn them when you read the fun facts we gathered for you.

You will find them above the Abraham Lincoln images to print and color that we have in the gallery. Come on! Do not waste time, because from now on all that is left is to paint and learn a lot.

Learn while coloring Abraham Lincoln

He was the first president of the United States to have a full beard during his term. Before that the trend was hair on the sideburns.
Lincoln was the first Republican president in the history of the United States.
Lincoln did not finish his university studies, and even so he became a successful person. In addition, he was self-taught, and practiced as a lawyer thanks to his excellent education.
Before being president, he worked as a woodcutter, shopkeeper, and lawyer.
He is famous for his historic Gettysburg Address, which he delivered in 1863 during the Civil War, being, in addition, Lincoln's most famous speech.
Lincoln was the first president to be assassinated. He was shot by John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 1865 and died the next day.
Abraham Lincoln was a natural-born fighter, and it is said that he was defeated only once in some 300 matches. Incredible!
Abraham Lincoln was not an athlete, but even so he practiced wrestling as a sport, although they were all non-professional fights.
It is said that Lincoln was a big fan of chess and that he played frequently.
Abraham Lincoln's top hat became a fashion icon for his time.
Lincoln was the second president of the United States to be elected by a minority of the popular vote, but he won the majority of the electoral votes.
It is said that President Abraham Lincoln was a great wrestler because he had long limbs, and with them he dominated the ring.
In 1876, a gang from Chicago tried to steal Lincoln's body from the tomb, which was protected only with a padlock. The plan of the robbery was to ask for a ransom for the body, but the plan was thwarted by the Secret Service.
Abraham Lincoln's mother died from drinking poisoned milk. That's right! It is said that she died from milk sickness, but later it was discovered that it was due to a cow that ingested contaminated plants.
Abraham Lincoln did not become a member of any church, and kept his religious leanings or beliefs to himself.