Lady Liberty

The Statue of Liberty stands at full height in this Ana Inciardi mini print, rendered in cool blue-green tones against a clean white background. Her torch arm rises above her crowned head, her left arm cradles a tablet, and over her robes she wears a dark jersey reading "New York" with the number 00 on the chest. The composition is centered and vertical, with the statue's pedestal anchoring the base and the handwritten title "Lady Liberty" appearing below in Inciardi's characteristic script. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States, dedicated in 1886 on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. It has served as one of the most recognized symbols of American ideals and the New York skyline for well over a century. Collectors are drawn to this print for the wit layered into a familiar image. Inciardi takes an iconic monument and gives it an unexpected twist with the basketball jersey detail, which rewards attention without overwhelming the clean line work that defines her style. This kind of quiet humor is a recurring characteristic across her catalog, where recognizable subjects carry a small surprise on closer inspection. As a landmark print, it pairs naturally with her other New York city scenes and is frequently grouped alongside prints that celebrate the personality and culture of the city. For collectors focused on Americana, sports culture, or New York subjects specifically, this print functions as a connector piece that spans multiple collecting interests in a single compact image.