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Woodcuts and War Cries: How Art Stoked the Fire of Rebellion
Before America had a national anthem, it had visual noise - loud, rough, often carved...
When the Paint Speaks: How Rosemary Vasquez Tuthill Brings Protest Imagery to Life
Some of the most powerful voices in the Revolution never spoke a word aloud. They...
Visual Noise: How Revolutionary Art Was Designed to Disrupt
It did not whisper. It shouted. Revolutionary art was not always balanced or elegant. It...
Unnamed but Unforgotten: The Hidden Hands Behind Revolutionary Colors
The Revolution was sewn by many hands - some recorded, most not. For every documented...
Typography as Tactics: The Visual Warfare of Revolutionary Print
Long before the Declaration of Independence was signed, it was printed. And that moment wasn't...
The Loyalists Gaze: Portraits on the Other Side of the Revolution
Not every face turned toward liberty. As the colonies erupted in calls for independence, many...
The Liberty Tree as Public Installation: Early Performance Protest
Before the Revolution had official banners or bronze statues, it had a tree. An elm,...
The Hand Behind the History: Rosemary Vasquez Tuthill’s Painted Storytelling
When people first encounter the 250th Anniversary Mural, they're usually drawn in by its size....