Demonstrate! Philadelphia Poster – July 4, 1976 Bicentennial Protest Print

Mark a historic moment of activism with this vintage protest poster reproduction from the U.S. Bicentennial. Designed for demonstrations in Philadelphia on July 4, 1976, the poster calls for “a bicentennial without colonies, freedom for all oppressed nations, full democracy and equality, jobs, and a decent standard of living.” Featuring bold red, white, and blue graphics with a massive number “4” and images of protest crowds, this piece embodies the spirit of 1970s political activism and solidarity movements.

Available as a 16x20 framed print, the artwork comes in a sleek black gallery-style frame with white matting and acrylic glass—ready to hang. An unframed 16x20 version is also available for collectors who prefer custom framing.

Perfect for fans of vintage protest posters, civil rights memorabilia, radical 1970s activism, and counterculture art, this piece makes a meaningful and striking wall display.

• Product Options: Framed 16x20 print (gallery-style black frame + white mat + acrylic glass) OR Unframed 16x20 poster

• Style: Vintage political poster, bicentennial protest art, 1970s memorabilia

• Theme: Bicentennial protests, Philadelphia demonstration, equality and democracy activism

• Size: 16x20 inches

• Shipping: Priority shipping – arrives within the week

This Vintage Framed Prints exclusive is a must-have for collectors of American protest history, civil rights art, and radical political posters.