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Mug Shot Money ( Abraham Lincoln )

Mug Shot Money ( Abraham Lincoln ) - Main image
$92.3 $490 In stock

Category: IKONICK

Before he made it onto the $5 bill, Abraham Lincoln had a run-in with the law. This bold, black-and-white canvas plays on that historical moment with a playful twist, making it a standout piece for fans of American history and iconic imagery.

  • Features a striking black-and-white design of the 16th President, styled as a vintage mug shot.
  • Available in multiple sizes, from 12 x 18 to 40 x 60, to fit any space.
  • Choose from unframed canvas or black or white framed options to match your decor.
  • A unique conversation starter for a home office, man cave, or game room.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The black-and-white print is crisp and the “Lincoln in handcuffs” joke lands perfectly—my buddies all laughed when they saw it hanging in the den. It’s a great conversation starter without being tacky, and the canvas feels sturdy enough to last.

Thomas G. ★★★★★

The canvas has a really nice weight to it, not flimsy at all, and the black-and-white contrast makes Lincoln's expression pop. I hung it in my home office and it's already a conversation starter.