Boycott: Peggy Stewart Colonial Patriots Art Print by Francis Blackwell Mayer

Experience a pivotal moment in American history with the stunning art print titled "Boycott: Peggy Stewart." This captivating piece, created in 1896 by artist Francis Blackwell Mayer, depicts colonial patriots setting fire to the tea ship 'Peggy Stewart' in Annapolis, Maryland, as a powerful act of defiance against the British boycott following the Boston Tea Party on October 19, 1774. This artwork not only serves as a striking visual but also as a reminder of patriotism and resistance.

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