This fourteen-panel exhibit, curated by historians from the Massachusetts History Museum, takes the viewer back to the age of the American Revolution. Using primary sources, original documents, imagery, and historical artworks, this exhibit illustrates the events leading up, to and during the Boston Tea Party, and how this iconic event led to the birth of our nation.
As a graphic designer in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, I was given raw historical research and sources, and tasked with creating a historically accurate timeline of the Boston Tea Party, and the impacts the event had on our nation’s history.
Panels
The following images represent physical panels displayed within the Massachusetts History Museum. They include eleven portrait panels (measuring 2ft. 8in. wide by 4ft. 8in. tall) and three landscape panels (measuring 4ft. 10in. wide by 3ft. 2in. tall).
Ad Banner
The following is a large banner advertising the exhibit. This banner was originally displayed across the city of Boston.
