Benjamin Franklin Blueprint Art Print – Hundred Dollar Bill Deconstructed Poster

   The face on the hundred-dollar bill — deconstructed, annotated, rendered in engineering language.
This isn't a portrait painting. It's a blueprint of a mind: eye geometry , mesh density , engraving stroke width. Franklin didn't just appear on the money — he thought like the people who design it.
→ You want office art that doesn't look like it came from a hotel lobby — something with edge, wit, and actual craft behind it.
→ You've been scrolling trendy wall art and most of it looks the same. This one stops the scroll.
→ You know someone who would stand in front of this and read every annotation. That's who this is for.
Put it in a home office, a man cave, or a studio with dark walls and a focused light source. The yellow callouts catch the beam. The engraving holds the eye. The room gets a point of view.
This blueprint art print works equally well as office decor for the person who built something, or a mens birthday gift for the person who's about to.

🖨 PREMIUM MATTE POSTER
Archival inks · premium matte paper · rolled in a protective tube · ready to frame
📁 CUSTOM DIGITAL FILE
300 dpi · JPG / PNG / PDF · any size or ratio on request
Print at home, at a local shop, your timeline, your dimensions.

For the digital file: drop your preferred size and ratio in the order notes. File delivered within 24 hours. Need a non-standard crop for a specific frame? Just ask.
Every line in this Franklin poster print holds at large format — the crosshatch engraving, the coordinate axes, the pi annotation. Designed at full resolution. No blowout, no blur.
Questions about sizing or paper finish? Message me — same-day reply.

It's money art for people who understand what money actually represents: compressed time, applied intelligence, proof of concept.

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