Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor, 1886
Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor, 1886
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The Story Behind
This early print shows the Statue of Liberty as it appeared in the late 19th century, soon after its unveiling in 1886. Gifted by France to celebrate American independence, the statue stood as a symbol of liberty and welcome to immigrants arriving by sea.
The illustration captures the statue on Bedloe’s Island, now Liberty Island, with tall ships and steamers filling New York Harbor — a powerful image of hope, arrival, and a new world.
An iconic piece of American visual history, and a classic example of 19th-century lithographic art.
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Print Details
All our artworks are printed on premium, museum-grade paper using the Giclée technique — a fine art printing process known for its stunning color accuracy and longevity.
Printed on 200gsm FSC-certified matte fine art paper
Packaging
We package each print with care and the planet in mind.
A4 and smaller: shipped flat in sturdy, recyclable envelopes.
Larger sizes: rolled in durable, eco-friendly tubes.
Your art arrives safely and sustainably.
Shipping & Delivery
We ship worldwide, and always free.
Each artwork is made to order and shipped locally — reducing waste and minimizing carbon footprint.
Your print will be processed within 1 day, and delivered straight to your door in 3–6 days (max) depending on your location.
Return & Refund Policy
Each poster is made especially for you once your order is placed. Because of this, we can only accept returns if your item arrives damaged or with a clear production issue.
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