What They Knew (True That Cabin Art)

“I hunt not for meat, but to know what they knew, to feel what they felt and to leave my son the same quest.”

There is no question that hunting is a legacy passed from generation to generation. We love this piece because it harkens to a time when manly quests were more common. When self-sufficiency and adventure went hand-in-hand. When civilization had not paved easy roads to every corner of the wilderness. When the success of the hunt meant that a man had provided meat for the winter and not just trophies for the wall. And when a man’s knowledge and experience became an expected and honorable legacy for his sons. This 11x14" piece is great for any cabin or living room decor.

This piece is framed and matted with gallery-style materials for enduring display. The authentic ca.1908 photograph is printed on premium resin-coated photographic stock, double weight, and set into vintage metal corner tabs. Rich frame and matte colors, non-glare glass, and half-inch display depth present the art to best advantage. All artwork includes wall-mount brackets.