“Remember the Ladies” Vertical Stretched Canvas Print - Our Story

Remember the Ladies — Abigail Adams

Hands of Providence Collection

In the spring of 1776, as the colonies moved toward independence, Abigail Adams wrote to her husband John Adams—then serving in the Continental Congress in Philadelphia—with one of the most enduring appeals in early American history: “Remember the Ladies.” In that same letter, she urged that the new laws of the nation provide greater protection and consideration for women.

Remember the Ladies imagines Abigail in the private stillness surrounding that appeal—seated at her desk, the page before her, rain on the window, and the burden of both family and country resting on her heart.

While the Founding Fathers debated liberty in public halls, Abigail carried her own share of the Revolution at home: managing the household, raising children, enduring separation, and thinking deeply about the principles taking shape around her. Here, she is shown not merely as a witness to history, but as a woman of conviction—pausing in prayer as she seeks wisdom before putting words to a truth she believes must be spoken.

The title draws from her now-famous charge to John Adams, a reminder that the promise of liberty has always called each generation to broader faithfulness and fuller justice.

Part of the Hands of Providence collection, Remember the Ladies reflects the faith woven throughout the American story—the moments when men and women faced circumstances larger than themselves and reached toward God for strength, wisdom, and guidance.

Historical Figure: Abigail Adams
Historical Moment: Letter to John Adams, 1776
Collection: Hands of Providence

Product features
- High-quality Greenguard Gold latex inks for rich, non-toxic color
- Stretched on FSC-certified radiata pine frame from renewable forests
- Durable cotton-poly canvas with soft matte coating to reduce glare
- Soft rubber dots and included back hanging for stable, secure display
- Available in multiple orientations and 60 size options; slight size tolerance +/- 1/8"

Care instructions
- If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.