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The official store of the Texas Nationalist Movement.
Lorenzo de Zavala was born in Yucatán and served Mexico in its congress and as its minister to France before he broke with Santa Anna. He signed the Texas Declaration of Independence and became the Republic's first vice president. He died in November 1836. Mirabeau Lamar recorded the words on the back.
Texas Legends No. 7 as a framed print: the woodcut portrait beside his words: “If I knew my death would assure the liberties of this country, I would not live another hour.”
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 painting in the Texas State Capitol. Library of Congress.
