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Stories of American grit

The history behind the art, and the craft behind the frame.

Washington crossing the Delaware

The Night America Almost Died: George Washington's Crossing of the Delaware

Christmas night, 1776. The Continental Army was finished and everyone knew it. Then George Washington did something that had no right to...

By Canvas of America ·
Ford Mustang history

The Car Detroit Was Afraid to Build: The Untold Story of Why the Ford Mustang Almost Never Existed

Ford's accountants said it would lose money and its engineers said it was impractical. Lee Iacocca built the Mustang anyway, and made...

By Canvas of America ·
Patrick Henry liberty or death speech

Nobody Wrote It Down: The Mystery Behind Patrick Henry's Most Famous Words

Give me liberty, or give me death. Patrick Henry's speech changed the Revolution, yet nobody in St. John's Church wrote a word...

By Canvas of America ·
Top 5 Civil War Moments Immortalized in Patriotic Art

Top 5 Civil War Moments Immortalized in Patriotic Art

Gettysburg, Antietam, the Emancipation Proclamation, Sherman's march and Appomattox: five Civil War moments and the art that captures them.

By Canvas of America ·
The Turning Points of the Civil War: Epic Battles and Strategies That Saved the Union

The Turning Points of the Civil War: Epic Battles and Strategies That Saved the Union

Fort Sumter, Antietam, Gettysburg, Vicksburg and the Wilderness: the battles and decisions that turned the Civil War and preserved the Union.

By Canvas of America ·
Civil Rights Revolution: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Allies and the Unsung Battles for Equality

Civil Rights Revolution: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Allies and the Unsung Battles for Equality

From the Montgomery bus boycott to the Voting Rights Act, the organizers, lawyers and ordinary citizens who fought beside Martin Luther King...

By Canvas of America ·
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