Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address Wall Art

Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in Gettysburg. In a few short minutes it tied the Civil War to a lasting conversation about sacrifice and civic purpose. This wall art brings those words into a classroom, library, study, office or home.

The design is printed on cotton canvas with archival inks made to last up to 200 years, and mounted on cherry wood scroll rods, made in the USA. Solid brass hardware finishes each end, genuine leather lace lets it hang, and a hand-stamped wax seal completes the look. Available sizes: 14 × 20, 17 × 25 or 20 × 31 inches. Measure your wall space before you order, and leave room for the full height.

It makes a fitting gift for a history teacher, graduate, public servant or anyone who values great American speeches. Your order ships from Illinois. This is a decorative reproduction, not an original document.

Key Features

• Cotton canvas wall scroll featuring Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address
• Made in the USA
• Archival inks made to last up to 200 years
• Cherry wood scroll rods and a hand-stamped wax seal
• Solid brass hardware
• Genuine leather hanging lace
• Sizes: 14 × 20, 17 × 25 or 20 × 31 inches
• Suited to classrooms, libraries, offices and home studies

Product Specifications

• Materials: Cotton canvas; cherry wood scroll rods; solid brass hardware; genuine leather hanging lace; hand-stamped wax seal
• Ink: Archival, made to last up to 200 years
• Sizes: 14 × 20, 17 × 25 or 20 × 31 inches
• Made in: USA
• Ships from: Illinois
• Type: Decorative reproduction, not an original document