Collier's Independence Day Celebration
This reproduction of the “Fourth-of-July Number” from Collier’s Weekly dated July 6, 1901, captures the fervor of American patriotism through Edward Penfield’s compelling artwork. The poster features a dynamic illustration of a rider on a spirited horse, with the Declaration of Independence and symbolic elements like the eagle and American flag interwoven. This print not only decorates but educates, evoking the historical significance and celebrations of Independence Day at the turn of the 20th century.
Our restoration process infuses new life into vintage artwork through sophisticated AI and Photoshop techniques, upscaling and mending signs of age like scratches and discoloration. The rejuvenated colors mirror the original’s intent, finally cropped to a 3:4 ratio for contemporary framing.
Printed on archival, acid-free paper with durable cold ink pigmentation, they’re designed to endure. Personalize with various sizes and and ready to hang frames.
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