"3 Flags of Freedom" Value Poster

"3 Flags of Freedom" is the wonderful Revolutionary War Battle Scene illustration imagined by the author, and beautifully painted by artist David K. Stanley that's found on the cover of the first book in The Flags of Freedom Trilogy, "Flags of Freedom-The Quest for Freedom." This scene depicts three Minutemen running toward the Redcoats, each carrying one of the most famous and beloved flags of the Revolutionary Era. While this battle never took place except in the author's imagination, it does excite the imagination of all who see it. The lead flag is the 13-star, 13-stripe "Stars & Stripes" that myth tells us was sewn by Betsy Ross, although I'm afraid that is truly a myth. The flag to the left is the famous "Gadsden" flag with it's "Don't Tread on Me" message that expressed a common sentiment found in all 13 colonies. The right-hand flag is an extremely popular flag today, although it was never flown as a flag in the Revolution, as it was originally just a cartoon designed and published by Benjamin Franklin. This poster's dimensions are 24" x 18" and it is printed on value paper, although you can purchase it in the size of your choice as long as the aspect ratio is maintained. I'm confident that you will want to frame this original piece of art and display it in your home or office. The quotation on the parchment scroll at the bottom is by author Walter Franklin Davis, who wrote it to express his gratitude for the brave men and women who fought for and won our freedom and independence, and for to honour those heroes who have served, and still serve today to defend the "Red, White and Blue" and our many freedoms.