vintage “ringing out liberty” philadelphia print by n. c. wyeth for pennsylvania railroad, unframed

Description

vintage paper print of n. C. Wyeth’s “ringing out liberty, july 8, 1776, philadelphia,” created for the Pennsylvania Railroad. The scene captures the Liberty Bell being tolled as crowds gather, a cornerstone image of American Independence that pairs naturally with dark academia and Americana interiors. compact size makes it ideal for layering on a moody gallery wall, study, or bookshelf vignette. unframed sheet with clean border for easy matting and custom framing.

historical significance or interesting fact: Wyeth’s Liberty Bell artwork popularized the July 8, 1776, public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia, merging rail-era advertising with American heritage. The Pennsylvania Railroad used such posters to celebrate its home city and attract travelers.

unique selling points and features: true vintage print with rich, period color. small-format proportions suit tight spaces and layered displays. recognizable Wyeth imagery with broad cross-platform appeal.

need-to-know information: unframed vintage print on paper. image area approx. 4.75 x 3.25 in. total paper size approx. 5.75 x 4.75 in. expected light handling to edges from age and storage; no tears observed. Colors may vary by screen. Review photos for the exact condition.