National Park Posters
The great parks as flat-colour retro travel posters — Half Dome at alpenglow, Grand Prismatic's rings, the Tetons over a lone barn — drawn in-house in the WPA idiom, alongside restored 1930s WPA originals. Each is printed to order on heavyweight matte paper; hang one, or build a parks wall of three.
37 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
The WPA poster programme
Between 1936 and 1943 the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project produced some 35,000 poster designs, among them the national-park series that has become the best-known American poster style: flat colour, bold lettering and a single landscape. Because they were government works they are public domain, and ours are restored from the Library of Congress scans at full resolution.
Native-ratio printing
Most WPA posters are close to 3:4 rather than the usual 2:3, so we print each at its own proportion, full-bleed, rather than cropping the title or floating the poster on a white mount. They suit halls, cabins and offices, singly or as a row of three.