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The official store of the Texas Nationalist Movement.
Juan Seguín was a Tejano from San Antonio. He led a company of Tejano cavalry at San Jacinto, and in February 1837 he buried the remains of the Alamo defenders with honors. The words on the back come from his funeral oration that day.
Texas Legends No. 1 as a framed print: the woodcut portrait beside his words: “Texas shall be free and independent, or we shall perish in glorious combat.”
16 by 12 inches, landscape, on enhanced matte paper, in a black, white, or red oak frame, ready to hang. Printed to order.
Portrait after the 1838 oil by Jefferson Wright. Image courtesy of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
