Product Details
Celebrate a timeless moment in American history with this exquisitely framed and hand-signed photograph of George Mendonsa, famously known as the "Sailor Kissing Nurse" from V-J Day in Times Square. This iconic image captures the spontaneous and jubilant spirit marking the end of World War II, immortalizing the joy and relief felt around the globe.
Measuring 11 x 14 inches, this piece is elegantly framed in a 2 1/2 nickel wood frame with black outer features, ensuring it will be a standout addition to any collection.
Authenticity and Certification
This photograph is authentically hand-signed by George Mendonsa, bringing a piece of history directly into your home. Verified with a tamper-evident hologram and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, it guarantees the legitimacy of the signature. Additionally, it comes with a full JSA letter, further ensuring the piece's credibility. Mendonsa's signatures are incredibly rare, making this a truly unique find for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
About George Mendonsa and the Iconic Image
George Mendonsa, a U.S. Navy sailor, became an unwitting symbol of the euphoria that swept through the United States on August 14, 1945, the day Japan's surrender was announced. Captured by famed photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt, the image of Mendonsa kissing a nurse in Times Square has become one of the most enduring photographs from World War II. This moment, which encapsulated the collective relief and happiness of the end of the war, has inspired countless individuals and remains a powerful reminder of a pivotal chapter in history.
Why This Piece?
This photograph captures a candid and historic moment that still resonates today. It represents the end of a global conflict and the beginning of a new era of peace and prosperity. Ideal for collectors, fans of military history, and those inspired by the resilience and joy of the human spirit, this piece is more than just a photograph; it is a testament to an extraordinary moment in time. It symbolizes the enduring hope and unity that defined the Greatest Generation.
Special Features
- Print Quality: Premium archival paper ensures longevity and vibrant color.
- Edition: Part of a limited edition series, enhancing its collectibility.
- Value: Likely to appreciate over time due to its historical significance and rarity.
- Rarity: A rare find for collectors, especially those interested in World War II memorabilia.
Own a piece of history with this signed photograph of George Mendonsa, a true testament to the power of human emotion and the joy of peace.
George Mendonsa - Kissing Sailor
Museum Quality Custom Framing Details:
Custom Framed in a 2" high quality cherrywood laquered frame. Double matted in black and grey linen. A custom engraved descriptive plate is included. Enclosed in conservation clear glass 99% UV protection to keep the signature from fading. Dust covered backed, wired ready for hanging in your den, office or man cave.
Product Details
Celebrate a timeless moment in American history with this exquisitely framed and hand-signed photograph of George Mendonsa, famously known as the "Sailor Kissing Nurse" from V-J Day in Times Square. This iconic image captures the spontaneous and jubilant spirit marking the end of World War II, immortalizing the joy and relief felt around the globe.
Measuring 11 x 14 inches, this piece is elegantly framed in a 2 1/2 nickel wood frame with black outer features, ensuring it will be a standout addition to any collection.
Authenticity and Certification
This photograph is authentically hand-signed by George Mendonsa, bringing a piece of history directly into your home. Verified with a tamper-evident hologram and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, it guarantees the legitimacy of the signature. Additionally, it comes with a full JSA letter, further ensuring the piece's credibility. Mendonsa's signatures are incredibly rare, making this a truly unique find for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
About George Mendonsa and the Iconic Image
George Mendonsa, a U.S. Navy sailor, became an unwitting symbol of the euphoria that swept through the United States on August 14, 1945, the day Japan's surrender was announced. Captured by famed photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt, the image of Mendonsa kissing a nurse in Times Square has become one of the most enduring photographs from World War II. This moment, which encapsulated the collective relief and happiness of the end of the war, has inspired countless individuals and remains a powerful reminder of a pivotal chapter in history.
Why This Piece?
This photograph captures a candid and historic moment that still resonates today. It represents the end of a global conflict and the beginning of a new era of peace and prosperity. Ideal for collectors, fans of military history, and those inspired by the resilience and joy of the human spirit, this piece is more than just a photograph; it is a testament to an extraordinary moment in time. It symbolizes the enduring hope and unity that defined the Greatest Generation.
Special Features
- Print Quality: Premium archival paper ensures longevity and vibrant color.
- Edition: Part of a limited edition series, enhancing its collectibility.
- Value: Likely to appreciate over time due to its historical significance and rarity.
- Rarity: A rare find for collectors, especially those interested in World War II memorabilia.
Own a piece of history with this signed photograph of George Mendonsa, a true testament to the power of human emotion and the joy of peace.
George Mendonsa - Kissing Sailor
Museum Quality Custom Framing Details:
Custom Framed in a 2" high quality cherrywood laquered frame. Double matted in black and grey linen. A custom engraved descriptive plate is included. Enclosed in conservation clear glass 99% UV protection to keep the signature from fading. Dust covered backed, wired ready for hanging in your den, office or man cave.
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