Civil War print - Oh, Let Me Alone - Confederate skull and crossbones

Civil War print - Oh, Let Me Alone - Confederate skull and crossbonesFrom the exhibit ZOUAVES, DEVILS & SASS, Political Passions & The Printed Envelope During The American Civil War. Print size 24 x 22, and consciously formatted to work with a 24 x 22 frame, or custom framed as you see fit. For further easy, inexpensive framing options, please feel free to contact us. Oh! Let Me Alone. The words come from The South's stated desire to be left alone to start their new country once they seceded from The Union, and The

American Pre Second Great Awakening liberty figures felt much more at liberty to wear a lot less in the more classical tradition

and we’re looking forward to it

Cute in a delightfully nostalgic gee whiz sorta way

and the opportunity to share the results in our studio and here on Etsy

In Raoul Walsh's 1926 film What Price Glory

has added skyways and rocket ships to a building that should have had such things in the first place

Andy Warhol's soup cans

From an era when all big industry was always good

to catch the last Septa bus home

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I put this graphic together with my new Frenchy copy