Baker & Godwin No. 9 | The Constitution is Not a Parchment Guarantee | Little Rock Poster | Retro-Futurism 80s Art Print | Civil Rights 1957

The Constitution is Not a Parchment Guarantee.

This poster is a powerful statement on the nature of law and liberty. It argues that rights written on parchment are meaningless without the will and the power to enforce them. The design reframes a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement—the 101st Airborne enforcing integration in Little Rock, Arkansas—through the lens of a gritty, 80s action movie computer interface. The acid distortion, blue tint, and classic green-yellow IBM VGA font give the historical photograph a retro-futuristic feel. The text reinforces the message: a "WARNING!" box displays the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause, while the central phrase reminds us that the Constitution is not self-enforcing. The anachronistic branding of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) links this 1957 event to the original fight to preserve the Union and its laws.

.: Three paper options - Fine art, Semi-glossy and Matte
.: Paper thickness (JONDO): Fine Art: 285 g/m², Semi-Glossy: 180 g/m², Matte: 200 g/m²
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.: Horizontal and vertical options available

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Care instructions: If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.