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22 mm deep frame
Black, white, natural or dark wood, mitred and fitted at the print house before it leaves.
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Canvas of America
I Want You
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Made to order for you — produced in 1–2 business days, delivered 2–5 business days after that (3–7 business days door to door). Free shipping, all 50 states.
- Printed in the USA. Printed, framed, and shipped in the USA.
- Free shipping to all 50 states. Tracking included. Insured edge-to-edge.
- Acrylic glazing, not glass. 22 mm deep frame with shatter-resistant acrylic, assembled before it ships.
- Ready to hang. Arrives assembled with the hanging hardware fitted.
- Arrives perfect — guaranteed. Damaged or defective? Free reprint or refund.
Details & specs
- 200 gsm (80 lb) enhanced uncoated fine art paper, matte
- Twelve-color pigment process — wider tonal range than four-color CMYK
- Frame 22 mm deep: solid wood in white, natural or dark; aluminum in black
- Shatter-resistant acrylic glazing, not glass
- Mounted and assembled before it ships — no assembly at your end
- Hanging hardware included, for portrait or landscape hanging
- Sizes: 12x18″ · 16x24″ · 24x36″ · 28x40″
- Orientation: Portrait
- Medium: Framed Fine Art Print
- Style: Vintage Poster
- Era: World War I (1917)
Shipping & returns
Made to order and printed and framed in the USA. Produced in 1–2 business days, delivered 2–5 business days after that — 3–7 business days door to door. Free shipping to all 50 states, tracked.
Damaged, defective or the wrong item? Email a photo within 7 days of delivery and we send a free replacement or a full refund. Because every piece is made to order, change-of-mind returns are not accepted.
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I Want You
$269
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★ World War I (1917) ★
The finger has not moved in a century
James Montgomery Flagg painted Uncle Sam for the cover of Leslie's Weekly in July 1916, under the line "What Are You Doing for Preparedness?" When the United States entered the war the following April, the figure was reissued as a recruiting poster with new words, and more than four million copies were printed by the end of 1918.
The pose was borrowed from Alfred Leete's 1914 British poster of Lord Kitchener. The face was Flagg's own, aged and given a goatee, because he did not want to pay a model.
The Army brought the poster back in 1940 and it stayed on walls through the Second World War. It is still the most recognized recruiting image ever made.
Uncle Sam leans out of the poster, top hat with a starred band, white hair and goatee, blue coat and red bow tie, and points straight at whoever is standing in front of it. The pointing hand is drawn large and close so that it works from across a room. Three lines of heavy lettering below carry the whole message in red and navy. The paper has the warm, softly foxed tone of a poster that has spent years on a wall. Wherever you stand, he is looking at you.
The pose was borrowed from Alfred Leete's 1914 British poster of Lord Kitchener. The face was Flagg's own, aged and given a goatee, because he did not want to pay a model.
The Army brought the poster back in 1940 and it stayed on walls through the Second World War. It is still the most recognized recruiting image ever made.
Uncle Sam leans out of the poster, top hat with a starred band, white hair and goatee, blue coat and red bow tie, and points straight at whoever is standing in front of it. The pointing hand is drawn large and close so that it works from across a room. Three lines of heavy lettering below carry the whole message in red and navy. The paper has the warm, softly foxed tone of a poster that has spent years on a wall. Wherever you stand, he is looking at you.
What goes into your frame
★ What is in the frame ★
Assembled before it ships.
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200 gsm poster stock
Heavyweight paper in a matte or semi-gloss finish, mounted flat behind the glazing.
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Acrylic glazing
Shatter-resistant acrylic — lighter than glass and it will not break in transit.
★ What collectors say
Straight from the collectors.
Reviews collected on Judge.me; some imported from our former Etsy shop.
4.8
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Important time to show support for our country
My office has slowly turned into an American museum. I started with the Iwo Jima painting, but now I've got a full wall of historical American posters. Quality is great and easy to hang.
Adam Johnson
Awesome quality, easy to hang
I love the historical feel to these paintings. It lets me show my love for my country in a more artistic way.
Ken Steinberg
So proud to display this
Such a powerful and elegant tribute to American heritage.
Jenna Tate
History of America is awesome
I'm a huge history buff, so these paintings are so cool.
Jackson Whitmore
Exactly what I hoped for
Hangs proudly in my study. Thank you for creating this.
Olivia Rhodes
Looks great
Really like my piece and it's well priced. Super easy to set up as well.
Wyatt Brooks
Love the details
Exceeded my expectations. Definitely ordering more.
Logan Pierce
America #1
Coolest way to show off my patriotism. Love my new piece.
Hank Delaney
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