July’s Baby

$45.00

July’s Baby by P. Buckley Moss is a 2004 limited edition numbered lithograph from the P. Buckley Moss Baby Collection and P. Buckley Moss American Flag Collection. Featuring a young child proudly waving the American flag while seated in a woven basket, this heartwarming artwork celebrates patriotism, family traditions, and childhood innocence. Perfect for nurseries, Americana collections, and birth-month displays, July’s Baby captures the joyful spirit of summertime in America.

Description

July’s Baby by P. Buckley Moss

Content & Subject

July’s Baby by P. Buckley Moss is a delightful 2004 limited edition numbered lithograph from the cherished P. Buckley Moss Baby Collection and P. Buckley Moss American Flag Collection. This heartwarming artwork celebrates childhood innocence and patriotic pride through a charming depiction of a young child holding an American flag high above their basket perch. View our full collection of over 2000 images in our series of P. Buckley Moss Prints for more limited editions.

Part of Moss’s beloved monthly baby series, July’s Baby captures the spirit of Independence Day and the traditions that make summertime in America so memorable. The child sits comfortably in a woven basket while proudly waving the American flag, symbolizing freedom, hope, and the promise of future generations. The simplicity of the composition allows the viewer to focus on the baby’s expression of wonder and curiosity as they engage with one of the nation’s most recognizable symbols.

Moss had a remarkable ability to combine themes of family and patriotism, and July’s Baby beautifully reflects both. The artwork evokes memories of Fourth of July parades, family gatherings, fireworks, and community celebrations that bring people together each summer. Through its gentle imagery and timeless message, July’s Baby reminds viewers that patriotism is often first experienced through family traditions and childhood memories.

The result is a touching artwork that celebrates both the joy of infancy and the enduring values represented by the American flag.

Style & Technique

P. Buckley Moss’s signature folk-art style is perfectly suited to July’s Baby. Soft colors, delicate linework, and expressive details create a composition filled with warmth and charm.

The neutral tones of the baby’s clothing and basket allow the vibrant red, white, and blue flag to become the visual focal point of the artwork. Moss’s minimalist approach keeps the composition uncluttered while emphasizing the innocence and personality of the child. The woven basket, a recurring motif in her monthly baby series, adds continuity and nostalgic appeal.

As a limited edition numbered lithograph, July’s Baby preserves the delicate details and subtle color transitions that define Moss’s work. The lithographic process captures the softness of the illustration while maintaining the clarity of the patriotic imagery.

Mood & Inspiration

The mood of July’s Baby is joyful, patriotic, and nostalgic. The artwork celebrates the excitement of childhood while honoring the values of freedom, unity, and national pride.

Throughout her career, Moss often explored themes of family, children, and community traditions. In July’s Baby, these themes come together through a simple yet meaningful scene that reflects the spirit of American summer celebrations. The child’s proud display of the flag symbolizes hope for future generations and the importance of passing traditions from one generation to the next.

The artwork’s uplifting nature makes it especially meaningful for families who value both patriotism and the precious milestones of childhood.

Placement & Gift Ideas

The cheerful imagery of July’s Baby makes it a wonderful addition to nurseries, children’s bedrooms, family rooms, and Americana-inspired spaces. Its patriotic theme also makes it a charming seasonal display during Independence Day celebrations.

Collectors of the P. Buckley Moss Baby Collection and P. Buckley Moss American Flag Collection will appreciate the artwork’s combination of childhood innocence and patriotic symbolism. It also pairs beautifully with other monthly baby prints from Moss’s popular series.

As a gift, July’s Baby is perfect for baby showers, newborn celebrations, birthdays, patriotic families, military families, and collectors of Americana artwork. Its timeless message and heartwarming design make it a treasured keepsake for generations.

Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. (see FAQs)


🇺🇸 Fun Fact:
The American flag is often called “Old Glory,” a nickname that dates back to the early 1800s and remains one of the most beloved symbols of the United States.

🔎 Collector’s Insight:
Collectors enjoy July’s Baby because it combines two enduring themes found in P. Buckley Moss’s artwork—childhood and patriotism. As part of the monthly baby series, it holds special appeal for collectors seeking birth-month artwork or pieces that celebrate American traditions and family values.

🎁 Why Choose Canada Goose Gallery for July’s Baby?

As your trusted source for the art of P. Buckley Moss, we specialize in providing collectors with authentic, high-quality limited edition prints and sketches. Each piece, including July’s Baby, is handled with the utmost care to ensure it arrives in pristine condition. Whether you are visiting us in Waynesville Ohio, or shopping online, our team is dedicated to helping you find the perfect addition to your P. Buckley Moss collection.

This print can be purchased separately or as part of a matched numbered set titled Baby Month Set.

2004

Fine Art Print – Mint Condition

Image Size: 4-1/2 x 2-3/4 inches. Paper Size: 8 x 6-1/4 inches.

Additional information

Artist

P. Buckley Moss

Subject

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Medium

Type

Lithograph, Limited Edition, Numbered Edition

Size

Small

Edition Size

Orientation

Season

Summer

Holiday

Year

Color

Cream, Dove Gray, Indigo Blue, Pearl White, Ruby Red, Rust, Tan

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