Bring a piece of American history into your home with the James McHenry "From Surgeon to Statesman" art poster by PosterGoat. This vintage-style wall art blends a classic portrait with richly textured sepia tones, ornate Celtic-inspired borders and subtle iconography—hourglass, gears and period surgical instruments—that visually trace McHenry’s journey from 18th-century surgeon to influential statesman.
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Historic portraiture: A detailed, museum-quality illustration of James McHenry that commands attention and sparks conversation.
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Story-driven design: Integrated timeline text highlights key dates—born in Ireland (1753), surgeon in the Continental Army (1776), secretary to George Washington (1781), U.S. Secretary of War (1796), and died in Maryland (1816)—so the art both decorates and informs.
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Rich visual details: Warm, aged paper textures, elegant type treatment and decorative corner motifs create an authentic, collectible aesthetic ideal for study rooms, libraries or living spaces.
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Thoughtful symbolism: Subtle medical tools and mechanical gears celebrate McHenry’s dual legacy in medicine and public service, appealing to history buffs and design lovers alike.
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Brand trust: Printed by PosterGoat, a trusted maker of curated historical posters and wall art.
Product specifications
- SKU: POP-SD-98
- Format: Poster print
- Recommended size: 18x24 (see mm-google-shopping.custom_label_1)
- Theme & style: Art & Aesthetic — Minimalist historic composition
- Category: Home & Garden > Decor > Artwork > Posters, Prints & Visual Artwork > Posters
Why collectors and gift-givers choose this poster
This James McHenry wall print is more than decor—it's a keepsake that combines educational value with refined design. It works as a standout focal point in a study, a tasteful addition to a gallery wall, or a meaningful gift for history lovers, students, teachers and anyone drawn to Americana and vintage aesthetics.
Add a timeless piece of history to your walls—order your James McHenry poster from PosterGoat today and elevate your space with a portrait that tells a story.
