OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK: This Robert B. Decker original work measures 13 inches by 19 inches. The poster is based on a photograph of the many waterfalls along Willaby Creek in the rain forestrain forest near Lake Quinault. It is created in the style of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) of the 1930s and 1940s. Each Limited Edition print is numbered, dated and signed by the artist. ECO-FRIENDLY AND NATURE-MADE: All of our posters are printed on “Conservation,” a 100% recycled, domestically produced paper stock with soy-based inks. From start to finish, each National Parks Poster is 100% made in the USA! COLLECT ‘EM ALL! Each National Park Poster is a separate part of a set of over 70 pieces, so you can collect them all! Travel to your bedroom to admire the Yellowstone National Park, and then to your livingroom to view Glacier National Park. This also makes a wondrous interior design gift for your favorite travel-buddy! GREAT FRAMING SIZE: These delicate, completely lightweight, storable and portable national parks posters come unframed—but don’t fret! The paper size clocks in at 13 x 19 inches with an image size of 12 x 18 inches, the ideal dimensions for a lovely national park decor frame to mount on your wall HANDLED WITH CARE: Your poster will be shipped in a rigid mailing tube, leaving no goods unprotected. Your personal adventure includes a hand-written artist’s signature, and is dated and numbered The Olympic National Park Poster measures 13" x 19" and is an original work by Robert B. Decker. The poster is based on a photograph he took in the rain forest near Lake Quinault. Created in the style of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) of the 1930s and 1940s, the Olympic National Park Poster is printed on "Conservation," a 100% recycled, domestically produced paper stock with soy-based inks. From start to finish, each poster is 100% American Made. Shop retro travel posters online today! About Olympic National Park. Established in 1938, Olympic National Park encompasses nearly one million acres. The park protects vast wilderness, thousands of years of human history, and several distinctly different ecosystems, including glacier-capped mountains, old-growth temperate rain forests and untamed rivers. It also protects more than 70 miles of wild coastline with beaches, tide pools, arches and sea stacks. The park is located in the state of Washington.