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The official store of the Texas Nationalist Movement.
William Barret Travis commanded the Alamo. On March 3, 1836, three days before it fell, he wrote to Jesse Grimes from inside the walls. The line on the back comes from that letter, printed in the Telegraph and Texas Register on March 24.
Texas Legends No. 2 on canvas: the woodcut portrait beside his words: “Under the flag of independence, we are ready to peril our lives a hundred times a day.”
Gallery-wrapped canvas, 1.25 inches deep, hand-stretched on wood bars, in warm black on Tan, 18 by 12 or 24 by 16 inches, landscape. Ready to hang. Printed to order.
Portrait after the painting by Henry McArdle (1836-1908).
