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●LOOKING FOR postcards from around the world? Robert B. Decker’s iconic collection of National Park Postcards brings the great American outdoors right to your room; Each print is an original graphic art rendition in 20th-century WPA-style, perfect for retro-lovers or those who seek a vintage touch to their wall decor
●COLLECT EM ALL! Series D Art Postcards include the next national parks: Biscayne, Channel Islands, Denali, Gateway Arch, Glacier Bay, Grand Teton (Jenny Lake), Great Basin, Indiana Dunes, North Cascades, Rocky Mountain (Cub Lake), Theodore Roosevelt, Zion (The Narrows), also the Montezuma Castle and Devils Tower Monuments, Kilauea Point Refuge, Lincoln Home Historic Site, Whiskeytown Recreation Area and Worth Protectin Postcard
●ECO-FRIENDLY AND NATURE-MADE. 4" x 6" Prints - All artwork is crafted with the finest of non-toxic, soy-based inks, which makes Mother Nature happy; Not only that, but they’re printed on “Conservation” paper ? a 100% recycled, domestically produced paper stock using fancy, high-end printing technology
●GET CREATIVE! Make a mosaic inspired by your own National Park adventures or relive precious moments by gifting to your travel partners and family these national park postcards; Elevate your living space with the majesty of the American frontier
●PAY IT FORWARD. National Park Posters is committed to preserving the National Park experience for many years to come; That is why 10% of annual proceeds are donated to the trusts, conservancies, and associations that work to preserve our National Parks; Our professional partnerships allow us to plant trees as we print, offsetting over 3,000 pounds of printed paper annually
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[Series C]
[Retro]
[Series D]
[Series A]
[Series B]
Description
Looking for the ultimate way to commemorate your national park adventures? Enjoy those places every day with your own WPA-style national park posters!
Love what you see? These iconic images are perfect for home, office…or home office.
Limited Edition National Park Posters
WPA-Style Posters of Your Favorite National Parks
With one of the largest selections of National Park posters, youll easily be able to find all your favorites...and showcase your own national park adventures!
Celebrating the History, Culture and Awe-Inspiring Beauty of Americas National Parks!
Inspired by the iconic WPA artwork of the 1930s and 40s, our National Park posters are designed to celebrate our American heritage. Each poster is signed and dated and printed on “Conservation,” a 100% recycled stock with soy based inks. From start to finish, these vintage-style posters are 100% American Made!
- Size: 13” x 19”
- Paper stock: “Conservation” 100% Recycled
- Ink: Soy/Vegetable Based
- Artist: Robert B. Decker
About the Artist, Rob Decker
Rob Decker is a photographer and graphic artist who studied under Ansel Adams in Yosemite National Park when he was just 19 years old. Now hes on a mission to explore, photograph and create iconic WPA-style posters for each of our national parks. Robs story has been told by CNN Travel, Outside Magazine, Sunset Magazine, Newsweek, Readers Digest, Mountain Living, Texas Highways, VIE, the Sacramento Bee, Real Simple, 5280, Sierra, AFAR, Cleveland Plain Dealer and many others.
National Park Posters are Perfect for Home, Office...or Home Office!
What a great way to commemorate a unforgettable trip! Posters are delivered quickly and well packaged. Great quality and beautiful colors. These gorgeous prints are sure to spark conversations about your national park adventures!
About the Works Progress Administration (WPA)
President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Works Progress Administration - renamed the Work Project Administration (WPA) - with an executive order on May 6, 1935. It was part of his New Deal plan to lift the country out of the Great Depression.
The WPA employed musicians, artists, writers, actors and directors and commissioned hundreds of artists to create thousands of poster designs. This included posters for public exhibits, community activities, theatrical productions, health, safety and educational programs, nature and travel.
At its peak, The Federal Art Project employed more than 5,300 artists. Artists from the Art Teaching Division were employed in settlement houses and community centers to give classes to an estimated 50,000 children and adults. They set up over 100 art centers around the country that served an estimated eight million individuals. The WPA arts programs led to the later creation of the National Foundation of the Arts.
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| National Park Postcards (Series A) | Yosemite National Park Poster | 72 National Park Postcards - Boxed Set | Americas National Parks Checklist | Zion National Park Poster | |
| Product Type | Postcard | Poster | Postcard | Checklist | Poster |
| Size | 4"x6" | 13"x19" | 4"x6" | 19"x13" | 13"x19" |