Abraham Lincoln — Gettysburg Address — Expressionism
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Abraham Lincoln stands before an American flag and a sky alive with red, gold, and blue brushstroke effects. The design recalls the Gettysburg Address, delivered on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery. Its expressive color surrounds a moment remembered for Lincoln’s reflections on sacrifice, equality, and the nation’s future.
Part of Expressionism, a numbered Liberty Art Notes collection interpreting pivotal moments in American history through bold color, swirling brushstroke effects, and dramatic movement. Available numbers: 28–250.
Available individually as a Single $1 Art Note, Single $2 Art Note, Uncut $1 Sheet, or Uncut $2 Sheet. Artwork is printed on authentic U.S. currency; the front photograph shows the single $2 example. The horizontal reverse shows the red, gold, and blue Liberty signature style. Each piece is hand-signed, and serial numbers, signature placement, and exact artwork placement vary.
Most uncut sheets receive hand-painted accents at the artist’s discretion. The placement, colors, and extent of these enhancements vary, making each finished sheet individually distinctive. Single Art Notes are not hand-painted.
Independent tribute artwork, not affiliated with or endorsed by the people or organizations depicted.