Rare Bill Clinton SIGNED 50th Anniversary of End of WWII in Pacific

One of a kind museum worthy historical document, a poster produced as official piece of artwork signed by former President Bill Clinton and personally signed and given to him at the ceremony commemorating The 50th Anniversary of the End of World War II in the Pacific, held in Honolulu Hawaii. Beautifully matted and framed print produced by the artist, David Stong. The background shows embossed style letting of the word PEACE, the photo of earth in the center is designed in a jigsaw pattern to symbolize how the divergent parts of the globe fit together. Surrounding the center photograph is the inscription “Commemorating The 50th Anniversary of the Pacitic of the End of the War in the Pacific 1945-1995.

Adding to this gorgeous design is how the artist individualy, and painstakingly photographed sixty five different historic World War II medals and pins and integrated them into the overall design. Hand signed by Bill Clinton and dated 8/31/1995 the date of the event as well as the hand signed signature of the artist. The story behind this remarkable museum quality item: At the event, the Public Relations Officer, a Navy Commander who commissioned the artist’s services, spoke with the Secret Service and had the artist placed in a “must greet line”, a greeting status that was even more certain than being in the VIP section.

The artist signed the document and intended to present it to President Clinton as a keepsake of the event. When President Clinton was introduced to him, and was told that he was the graphic artist who created the event logo and the poster, they shook hands, spoke briefly and a Secret Service agent took the poster. After that exchange, he shook hands with Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton. Then, President Clinton and his entourage proceeded toward a nearby building. Before he had a chance to leave, a Secret Service agent turned and hailed him and said that President Clinton was going to sign the poster for me and wanted me to wait. President Clinton and a few Secret Service agents approached him and President Clinton handed the poster back to the artist – but this time signed by the President.

Comes with our 100% guarantee of authenticity, a certificate of authenticity and additional information directly from the artist, including his signed letter describing how he acquired the signature etc. .