Star-Spangled Banner Illustration and Verse — Archival print History buff including the detachment of British

including the detachment of British regulars who fired first on the provincials at the bridge

An original design created by artist Larry Stuart in a woven blanket

We’ve opted for the latter

Warpath includes 448 pages of text

describes the five year effort to print this for the first time since 1787

Star-Spangled Banner Illustration and Verse — Archival print History buff including the detachment of BritishThe illustration is by Maxfield Parrish (1870 1966), one of the most popular and widely published painters and illustrators of his age, for the poem With Trumpet and Drum, from the book, Poems of Childhood (1904). Below it, a verse from "Defence of Fort MHenry, which Francis Scott Key wrote in 1814 that officially became our national anthem on March 3, 1931. As shown in the closeup photos, when you are near the picture, you can see the detail of the