Sixteen Texas Flags Print Framed

Show pride in our state with this Sixteen Texas Flags print framed from our framed Texas Flags collection.

Carefully researched and illustrated with pen and ink on acrylics, this Texas history art print includes the six flags that have flown over Texas, eight Texas battle flags, the Texas Navy flag and the first Republic of Texas flag (complete list at the bottom of this page). Dates, images and little-known details about where and when flags were flown are sprinkled throughout this print.

This framed print of early Texas flags measuring 16 x 20 inches is printed on archival paper litho print, mounted and glazed and comes with your choice of frame: a rustic light reclaimed wood, a dark stained reclaimed wood, a specially selected dark beaded wood frame each measuring approximately 21 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches overall. Larger size frameless giclee gallery wraps are available by phone order only.

For information about giclees, check out What is a Giclee artwork and how do I care for one?

List of flags in this framed print:

• Spain (1519 – 1685 and 1690 – 1821)
• France (1685 – 1690)
• Mexico (1821 – 1836)
• Confederate States (1861- 1865)
• Republic of Texas flag (1836- 1845)
• United States (1845 – 1861 and 1865 – present)
• Texas Navy Flag (1835)
• Gonzales Come and Take It flag (1835)
• Scott Independence flag (1835)
• Dimmitt Goliad flag (1835)
• Dodson flag (1836)
• Two Star Tricolor Alamo flag (1836)
• New Orleans Greys (1836)
• Troutman Liberty or Death flag (1836)
• San Jacinto flag (1836)
• First Republic of Texas flag (1836)

(Note: Not all early Texas flags have been preserved. As a result, some conflicting reports have been produced regarding certain flag designs and flying locations. While Texas Crazy doesn’t claim to know which reports are true, our position is that it is better to give more honor rather than omit a deserving mention.)

About the artist: Christopher A. Smith art comes from a seventh-generation Texan dedicated to researching and illustrating Texas history art subjects that highlight the richness of our past. His works are done in pen and ink using a “stippling” technique. He prides himself in providing extraordinary detail not found in other artworks of this type.