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Liberty Collection

3-Piece Art TV Set

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The story behind the piece

More than something to hang on a wall.

Liberty Collection is a curated MintMark Art TV digital display set created for Samsung Frame, CanvasTV, Apple TV, and other 16:9 digital gallery screens.

This set is designed as a rotating digital gallery for collectors who want classical Liberty-inspired artwork on display in an office, study, library, den, or collector room.

The collection brings together three Liberty-themed digital artworks in a warm painterly style, created to feel refined, historically grounded, and room-friendly on wide-format smart TVs and digital display screens.

What’s included

  • Three 16:9 digital artwork files
  • Optimized for Art TV and smart TV display
  • Digital download only

Designed for

  • Samsung Frame TV
  • Hisense CanvasTV
  • Apple TV photo display
  • Other 16:9 smart TVs and digital gallery screens

Important: This is a digital product. No physical frame, print, or television is included.

Made for collectors

The story becomes part of the room.

Mintmark is built to connect the object, the history around it and the way that history is ultimately displayed.

01

The Context

The work begins with a real coin, place, symbol or historical moment and builds outward from that source.

02

The Edition

Size, frame and material determine how the work enters the collection without changing the story at its center.

03

The Display

The finished piece is meant to live with the collection and make its history easier to see, share and remember.

Choose the format that fits the space. Keep the story that made the piece matter.

Keep exploring

Every piece belongs to a larger story.

Follow the history behind the work or continue through the current Mintmark collection.

Preserve History. Protect Legacy. Share the Story.

Mintmark · History lives here