Description

The First Thanksgiving Poster by P. Buckley Moss is a striking depiction of the historic Berkeley Plantation in Virginia, capturing the celebration of the first Thanksgiving in 1619. This limited-edition artwork combines the artist’s unique, folk-inspired style with a detailed portrayal of one of America’s earliest traditions. Moss’s signature artistic style is evident in the intricate figures and pastoral backdrop, blending realism with a heartfelt sense of community.

The composition centers on a gathering of settlers and Native Americans, set against the rolling green fields and iconic red-brick buildings of the Berkeley Plantation. In the foreground, settlers dressed in period attire are seen mingling, while livestock graze peacefully, further immersing viewers in the historical scene. The plantation itself serves as the focal point, with its stately architecture framed by towering trees, symbolizing the enduring legacy of early American history.

The dominant colors of this piece are earthy greens, soft reds, and warm browns, balanced by subtle tones of cream and white. These hues evoke a sense of nostalgia while seamlessly aligning with modern interior design trends that favor natural, muted palettes. Whether displayed in a study, dining room, or family gathering space, this artwork adds a timeless charm that complements rustic and traditional decor styles.

This artwork also makes for a thoughtful gift. It’s ideal for history enthusiasts, educators, or anyone who cherishes the American Thanksgiving tradition. Consider gifting it for Thanksgiving, housewarmings, or anniversaries.

As with all P. Buckley Moss pieces, this limited-edition print includes a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its value as a collectible. Celebrate the origins of an American tradition with the First Thanksgiving Poster, a piece that speaks to the unity and gratitude of this cherished holiday.

Paper Size: 25-1/2 x 16 inches.