At the Pennsylvania Avenue entrance of the National Archives, where researchers enter the building, a couple of statues by Robert Aitken flank the entrance. The statue on the left, called "Future," depicts a youthful woman holding an open book, symbolizing what has yet to be written. The quote "What is Past is Prologue," from Shakespeare's The Tempest, is inscribed on the base. As protesters march toward the Capitol, banners held high, the scene captures the importance of civic engagement in the course of history. May it serve as a reminder that we all play a part in shaping our future.
PRINTS: Our unique travel prints are created with archival inks on acid-free paper, ensuring long-term durability and vibrant colors that stand the test of time. Please note that colors may differ slightly from your screen.
FRAMES: Each frame measures approximately 1.25" wide and 0.625" deep, highlighting your chosen artwork beautifully.
PACKAGING: Prints are carefully packaged in protective sleeves with sturdy backing boards and shipped in rigid kraft mailers or tubes. We care about the environment, so we ship using recycled or reused materials whenever possible.
SHIPPING: We use USPS for shipping, and all orders include a tracking number for your convenience. Delivery times may vary depending on your location: US (10-14 days), Europe (2-4 weeks), and rest of the world (2-4 weeks).Â
