South Carolina 250th Anniversary Canvas
South Carolina 250th Anniversary Canvas
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Fort Moultrie Art Deco Print, Patriotic Wall Decor
On June 28, 1776 , six days before the Declaration of Independence was signed, colonial defenders at Fort Moultrie repelled the most powerful British naval fleet assembled in American waters. Their fort was built from soft palmetto logs that absorbed cannon fire rather than shattering. The British fleet withdrew. South Carolina held. And the palmetto became the enduring symbol of a state that defines what it means to stand firm. This Art Deco canvas honors that extraordinary act of defiance as America marks 250 years.
Rendered in deep palmetto green and rich indigo, this WPA-inspired design places the iconic palmetto tree against the Carolina sky with bold, graphic authority. The most symbolically powerful design in the collection.
What You Will Love
- Bold Art Deco design in palmetto green and deep indigo, the collection's most visually dramatic pairing
- WPA-inspired Fort Moultrie and palmetto composition honoring one of the Revolution's first major victories
- Available in three sizes: 11x14, 16x20, and 20x24 inches
- Premium gallery-wrapped canvas, finished edges, ready to hang
- Archival inks · Free US shipping
The Perfect Gift For
- South Carolina natives and Palmetto State pride buyers
- Military history enthusiasts who know what happened at Fort Moultrie
- Revolutionary War admirers and American heritage collectors
- Anyone marking the semiquincentennial with a design that tells the full story
Sizes
- 11x14 inches - ideal for gallery walls and smaller spaces
- 16x20 inches - the most popular size, strong visual presence on any wall
- 20x24 inches - a commanding statement piece for larger rooms
Product Details
- Premium gallery-wrapped canvas, finished edges, no frame needed
- Archival fade-resistant inks, colors hold for decades
- Ready-to-hang hardware included with every size
- Ships within 3–5 business days with free US shipping
The palmetto held. Six days before independence was declared. Put that on your wall.
