impressionistic oil painting, art nouveau. Poster advertising "The Boston Tea Party," reimagined as an actual tea party gathering. Colonists, British soldiers, and Native Americans Indians are seated together around a long table, laughing, sipping tea, and enjoying each other's company in a lively, friendly atmosphere. Some are holding teacups, while others pour tea from old-fashioned teapots. The colonists wear their 18th-century outfits, the British soldiers are in their red uniforms, and the Indians are dressed in traditional attire, each group styled in a friendly, approachable caricature manner. The background features a colonial harbor with a few ships, adding a touch of historical context but with a lighthearted, welcoming vibe. The tagline reads: "There is always a tea party in Boston!"
