Products in the “American Flags” Category

This flag was first used in August of 1777 by Vermont Militia. It is also one of the first flags to lead American forces on land. A 16"x16" Giclee print on canvas of this painting is signed and ready for your frame.

16"x16" Giclee canvas prints of this flag are available for $170.00 each. The original painting is a mammoth 4"x4" and is still available for purchase.

Giclee print produced on quality art grade canvas. This print celebrates the American Constitution and looks great on any wall.

the modern day American Flag was approved in 1912. Mr. Berger's flag represented in this painting seems to have dust and smoke swirling about it. With the preamble of the US Consititution included this painting seems to be shouting freedom. This painting intentionally does not show stars on it so it can not be dated. The artist wanted it to be up to the viewer to decide if the smokey look makes it easier to think that this flag may be flying over Iwo Jima during the 1942 battle. It may also be the flag the survived the World Trade Center attack in 2001. It is up to the viewer to decide.

Considered by most historians as the first "official" American flag. It was used between 1775 and 1777. The flag was an adaption of the British Naval flag, which was altered by the inclusion of the thirteen red and white stripes.

In June 1776, George Washington, who was a frequent visitor of Betsy Ross's shop in Philadephia, came to Betsy with a congressional committee comprised of himself, Robert Morris and Col. George Ross (a relative of Betsy's late husband). The committee appointed Betsy the task of sewing a flag based on the rough drawing by Col. Ross.

The "Appeal To Heaven" flag and it's variations were flown before and during the American Revolution. The flag's origins began when a group called The Son's Of Liberty wold rally under a large pine tree in Boston known as the "Liberty Tree". The phrase "Appeal to Heaven" comes from John Locke's Two Treatises of Government. The phrase connotes that after all other alternatives of seeking justice have been exhausted, only an "appeal to heaven" remains. This flag was flown on George Washington's private ship "Hannah" on September 2nd 1775.

Described as a "strip'd jack" in "signals for the American fleet", this flag was one of the first U.S. navy jack's commonly used by American merchant ships. It was first used as a signal to other ships to engage an enemy. The rattlesnake image was put on the flag because it is edegenious to only North America and is deadly when provoked. Giclee print produced on quality art grade canvas ready for framing.  Customized prints and other sizes of this painting can be made at an extra charge. Email (steve@bergerfinearts.com) for details if interested.

The navy jack design used by the southern states during the American civil war is sometimes referred to  as the "C.S.A. Jack" , or "the stars and bars" flag or simply the Confederate States flag.

The 38 star American national flag in the form carried by the United States cavalry beginning in the early 1860's is depicted in this painting by the artist Steve Berger. It was in the year 1862 that regimental guidons took the form of the national colors instead of a two stripe, red over white flag in the same swallow tail format.

The Green Mountain Boys's flag is a Giclee print produced on quality art grade canvas ready for framing.  Customized prints and other sizes of this painting can be made at an extra charge. Email (steve@bergerfinearts.com) for details if interested.

The Irish Regiment flag is a quality Giclee print produced on quality art grade canvas ready for framing.  Customized prints and other sizes of this painting can be made at an extra charge. Email (steve@bergerfinearts.com) for details if interested.

11×20  prints available of this painting  "Dawn In America"for $50.00 each. Go to the product page and hit the wildlife button. The original of this painting is available and if interested please email: steve@bergerfinearts.com

This acrylic painting measures 2′ x 2′.  Signed 20″x20″ prints are available on artist grade paper for 50.00 each and that includes mailing. If you are interested in the original email: steve@bergerfinearts.com.