Lady Liberty Collection

Vintage print showing The Statue of Liberty and a portrait of itas sculptor
Vintage architecture print showing The Statue of Liberty and a portrait of itas sculptor, Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. It reads, The Bartholdi Statue. Bedloeas Island New York Harbor

Aerial of the Statue of Liberty at sunset, New York, USA

Lady Liberty (Color C)
Vibrant Vacationer (Audra)

Lady Liberty (Blonde)
Vibrant Vacationer (Audra)

USA, New York, New York City, Statue of Liberty National Monument

New York, New York City, Lower Manhattan Skyline with Statue of Liberty, night

New York, New York City, Skyline with Statue of Liberty, night

USA, New York City, Manhattan, Lower Manhattan, Liberty Island, Statue of Liberty, Liberty Enlightening the World

New York Harbor, New York, USA with the Statue of Liberty and Bayonne, New Jersey in the background

USA, New York City, Statue of Liberty National Monument

Usa, New York City, Liberty Island, Statue of Liberty

Usa, New York City, Liberty Island, Statue of Liberty

New York World's Fair 1939 (poster)
5615769 New York World's Fair 1939 (poster) by Atherton, John Carleton (1900-52); Private Collection; (add.info.: poster by John Atherton (1900-1952)

Weapons for Liberty, 1918 (poster)
2911355 Weapons for Liberty, 1918 (poster) by Leyendecker, Joseph Christian (1874-1951); (add.info.: Poster titled Weapons for Liberty advertising the Third Liberty Loan Campaign)

Liberty Enlightening the World, c. 1880s (colored wood engraving)
1079159 Liberty Enlightening the World, c.1880s (colored wood engraving) by American School, (19th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

The Phantom of Liberty (oil on canvas)
898888 The Phantom of Liberty (oil on canvas) by Martin, Henri (1860-1943); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Quimper, France; (add.info.: The Ghost of Freedom.); French, out of copyright

Lady Liberty, Angel of Independence Monument, Mexico City, Mexico. Built in 1910 celebrating war in early 1800s leading to Independence 1821

USA, New York, New York City, Statue of Liberty National Monument

Aerial of the Statue of Liberty at sunset, New York, USA

World War One poster of Lady Liberty holding a sword and an olive branch
Digitally restored war propaganda poster. This vintage World War One poster features Lady Liberty holding a sword and an olive branch

CENTENNIAL CARTOON, 1876. Grand Centennial Wedding of Uncle Sam and Liberty. Engraving by Currier & Ives, 1876

Civil War print of Lady Liberty during the outbreak of war
Vintage Civil War Print, titled The Outbreak Of Rebellion In The United States 1861. It is of Lady Liberty, The American Flag, a Bald Eagle

Vintage American History print of The Statue of Liberty

Digitally restored Civil War print of Lady Liberty during the outbreak of war
Digitally restored vintage Civil War print of Lady Liberty, The American Flag, a Bald Eagle, Abraham Lincoln and many of the key players during the outbreak of war

Vintage World War II poster of Liberty shaking hands with a sailor. It reads, U.S.N. - America Calls Enlist In The Navy

Vintage World War I poster of the Statue of Liberty talking on the telephone. It reads, Hello! This is liberty speaking - Billions of dollars are needed and needed now

Vintage World War One poster of Lady Liberty sleeping in a chair. It reads, Wake up, America! Civilization calls every man, woman and child!

Vintage World War I poster of a man smoking a cigar as Lady Liberty points at him. It reads, Bring in your $50 and take home your bond! Third Issue Liberty Bonds

Digitally restored American history print featuring President Washington and President Andrew Jackson. It also features maidens, a soldier, the Constitution, Lady Liberty holding the American Flag

Digitally restored Civil War print celebrating the efforts of 14th Regiment New York
Digitally restored Civil War Print celebrating the efforts of 14th Regiment New York State Militia. Included are scenes showing the regiments departure from Fort Greene

WORLD WAR I: POSTER, c1917. American poster of German emperor William II portrayed as a fierce gorilla reaching across the ocean from Europe to the U.S. for Lady Liberty. Drawing by J

The beauty of the famous Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island in New York City USA

Aerial view of The Statue of Liberty in New York

The Statue of Liberty at dusk - Statue of Liberty National Monument, New York

RED CROSS POSTER, 1917. American Red Cross fundraising poster with the Statue of Liberty offering a shield to a wounded soldier. Lithograph by W.G. Sesser, 1917

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"Lady Liberty: A Symbol of Freedom and Hope in the Heart of New York City" Step into the bustling streets of New York City, and your eyes will undoubtedly be drawn to her majestic presence. The Statue of Liberty, standing tall on Liberty Island, is an iconic symbol that represents the values upon which America was built - freedom, liberty, and opportunity. This vintage print captures the essence of Lady Liberty's timeless beauty. With a portrait of her talented sculptor alongside her grand figure, it serves as a reminder of the incredible craftsmanship that brought this monumental statue to life. As dusk settles over the city that never sleeps, an aerial view reveals a breathtaking sight - the Statue of Liberty silhouetted against a vibrant sunset, and is during these moments that one truly appreciates how she stands as a beacon for all those seeking refuge and new beginnings in America. The Statue of Liberty National Monument proudly guards Lower Manhattan's skyline with grace and dignity. Its towering presence reminds us all that we are part of something greater than ourselves - a nation built by immigrants who have come from every corner of the world to pursue their dreams. On Liberty Island itself, visitors can experience firsthand what it means to be in awe-inspiring proximity to such an iconic symbol. As they stand at its base or climb up its pedestal, they can't help but feel inspired by Lady Liberty's unwavering strength and resilience. Throughout history, it has been celebrated in various forms - from posters promoting unity during World War II to colored wood engravings capturing her magnificence in the late 1800s. These depictions serve as reminders that she has always stood as a powerful representation not only for Americans but also for people worldwide who yearn for freedom. In 1939, at the New York World's Fair, Lady Liberty took center stage once again as millions marveled at her grandeur.