Our print of the Edmund Pettus Bridge honors Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lewis, and the other civil rights leaders who participated in the march for voting rights in 1965 in Alabama.
On March 7 of that year, a.k.a. "Bloody Sunday," approximately 600 people headed east on U.S. Route 80, and when they got to the bridge, they were attacked by law enforcement, and they were forced to retreat. Two days later, MLK Jr. led a symbolic march to the bridge, and later, court protection was requested in order for a third, full-scale march from Selma to the state's capitol in Montgomery.
-Drawn digitally with a mouse and printed in our studio
-Giclée print using archival paper and inks, so it will last a lifetime
-Comes in a handmade, hand-painted black, beveled wooden frame
-Overall frame size is approximately 3.375" x 4.125"
-Frame is thick in depth, so it can stand on its own on a flat surface, or it can hang on a wall by the sawtooth hanger that's attached to the back
-Protected by hand-cut recycled glass
-Each print is signed by the artist, Christy Johnson
-Weighs approximately 4 oz.
-Proudly made in the USA
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