Here's your chance to purchase the collectible street banners that graced the city of Los Angeles for the Autry National Center's exhibit, Cowboys and Presidents. This national traveling show explored the fascinating and ongoing intersection of cowboy culture and presidential politics from Theodore Roosevelt to George W. Bush.

The exhibit explained how the presidency became intertwined with the emerging image of a heroic American cowboy at the turn of the twentieth century and the ways that U.S. Presidents have used this powerful iconographic symbol to define themselves and their administrations to the nation and the world. It also showed how the press, foreign governments, and domestic political opponents have found cowboy imagery useful in criticizing presidential policy and leadership.

Vinyl, 35" x 96", ships rolled. Banners come unwashed from the streets of Los Angeles.