Red Ensign Flag

Evolution and Dissent: The Pre-Revolutionary Flags and Their Influence on America's National Emblem

The British Red Ensign as used in British America (including the Thirteen Colonies)

The flag adorned vessels sailing under the banner of the Thirteen Colonies in North America before the American Revolution.

Alterations to the flag's design were employed to symbolize the growing dissatisfaction among the colonists both preceding and during the revolution's onset, exemplified by flags like the Taunton and George Rex flags.

This foundational design also laid the groundwork for the 1775 Grand Union Flag, which was recognized as the inaugural American national flag.

Distinct from the primary Red Ensign, the Grand Union Flag featured a square Union Flag in the canton, setting it apart while acknowledging its lineage.

This satin poster brings the artwork to life on top-tier quality 210 gsm satin paper. With a low-glare satin finish, this custom artwork can be exquisitely showcased in any indoor environment. Available in multiple sizes to best match your vision.

★ Museum-grade 210gsm satin paper: The museum-grade 210 gsm paper is known to be archival, which means it can be stored for a long time without turning yellow
★ Pigment inks: Bright and intense colors of your desired design
★ Vibrant colors: The latest printing techniques provide bright, crisp colors and sharp details
★ Low-glare finish
★ Available in multiple sizes
★ For indoor use only
★ Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Hanging: Posters can be hung with double-sided tape, tacks, or framed
Care instructions: If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.

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