FREEDOM ART GALLERY
Honor the years and the people who forged America's freedoms. Proudly display new photographic masterpieces with new visions of America's early years created by nationally known photographers Michele and Tom Grimm.
With the cooperation of Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Jamestowne, and Yorktown Victory Center, they have captured stirring new images of historic places - now available in limited collector editions on 20" X 18" canvas and in beautiful 11" x 17" poster prints suitable for framing and gifts.
Bring America and your own love of freedom into your home or office.
VISIT THE FREEDOM GALLERY Print Library for additional historic views
 "Jamestown 2007" - A new poster celebrating America's freedoms that began with British settlers landing on a weed covered beach in 1607. Promote this coming historic event, now just months away, by displaying this poster. Only $12.95. Click for a larger view and purchase details. |
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"Carriage Ride" - Colonial
Williamsburg. Thomas Jefferson walked these streets as a student. George Washington courted Martha here, possibly on a carriage ride. Click for a larger view and purchase details.
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| "Arrival!" - Jamestown Settlement Replicas of two of the three ships that carried English settlers to Jamestown in 1607 - the beginning of America as we know it today. Click for a larger view and purchase details.
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"United" Yorktown battlefield. Through the centuries Americans have resolved differences and come together united. Click for a larger view and purchase details. |
| "Defending Liberty" Yorktown Victory
Center
Critical days at Yorktown spelled the difference between victory or defeat of the American dream. Click for a larger view..
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"Working to be free" This depiction of a 17th century farmer shows the energy and determination early and determination of early settlers to survive and prosper in a New World. Click for a larger view and purchase details. |
| "The price of Freedom"
Citizens have defended freedom through the centuries and some have paid with their lives. We owe them so much. We must pause sometimes and think about their sacrifice and say, "Thank you, brave friends." Click for a larger view.
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