• A vivid moment from the American Revolution comes alive in this Postal Whimsy OOAK ACEO, centered on the 1968 6¢ “John Trumbull – American Artist / Battle of Bunker’s Hill” stamp. The engraved scene captures the dramatic intensity of Trumbull’s iconic painting, honoring both the artist and the historic battle he immortalized.

      Your hand‑painted background expands the battlefield into a sweeping landscape of tall grasses, earthy tones, and expressive brushwork. The loose strokes echo the chaos and movement of the moment, blending seamlessly with the engraving’s energy. The result is a miniature that feels both historical and painterly, rich with atmosphere and emotion.

      This artwork is hand‑drawn and hand‑painted by artist Virginia, integrating an authentic U.S. postage stamp in true Postal Whimsy style. No prints, no repeats — a one‑of‑a‑kind tribute to early American art and history.

      📮 Brush and Bauble Listing Details

      Authenticity

      This is an original, hand‑drawn and hand‑painted Postal Whimsy ACEO by artist Virginia, created with traditional materials and an authentic U.S. postage stamp. No prints or reproductions.

      ACEO Details

      • Title: Bunker Hill Rising

      • Artist: Virginia

      • Series: Postal Whimsy

      • Size: 2.5" x 3.5"

      • Paper: Archival artist paper

      • Mediums: Watercolor + archival ink

      • Finish: Signed on the back

      • OOAK: One‑of‑a‑kind original artwork

      Stamp Details

      • Stamp: 6¢ “John Trumbull – American Artist / Battle of Bunker’s Hill”

      • Issue Year: 1968

      • Condition: Genuine vintage U.S. postage stamp, integrated into the artwork

      • Theme: American art, Revolutionary War, historic painting

      Shipping

      • Ships via USPS with combined shipping automatically applied

      • Packaged in a protective sleeve and rigid mailer

      • International shipping available

      Store Note

      Thank you for supporting my miniature art. Each Postal Whimsy piece is created with care, history, and a love for tiny storytelling. — Brush and Bauble