Sophisticated Cycling Art Fit for Any Home or Office: Cyclists, have we got the perfect art print for you! This be-spoke timeline of two-wheeled transportation traces the evolutionary tree of the bicycle all the way from 1780 through the present day! This is no mere poster; it's an exquisite visual exploration of the history of ingenuity and innovation that made the bicycle the beloved form of transport it remains today. A Terrific Gift for Any Cyclist: Featuring 75+ intricately detailed illustrations in all, from the early high-wheel "boneshakers" of the Victorian Era, to the first racing bikes, to the more recent evolution of mountain bikes and BMX rides, each bike on the chart is categorized by utility and represents new innovations in a given bicycle genre over time. What results is a super-alloyed admixture of evolution, genealogy, famous models, and a comprehensive catalogue of forms. Premium Printing: Printed in the United States via state-of-the-art digital offest presses onto durable, acid-free 100-lb cover stock paper, this museum-quality print will elevate your wall decor for decades to come. When you purchase a Pop Chart product you're investing in the American economy, and domestic production means a reduced carbon footprint as no fossil fuels were burned shipping our products from an overseas, unregulated factory. Ready for Your Wall: Each print ships in sturdy, premium packaging that is suitable for gifting as is! (Prefer to frame it first? Measuring 16" x 20" this standard-sized print is easy to find a frame for.) From the Data Masters at Pop Chart: Our art prints have been featured by such outlets as The Today Show, Wirecutter, Good Morning America, Apartment Therapy, Chicago Tribune, Popular Mechanics, Esquire, Glamour, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, The Economist, Fast Company, Nerdist, Slate, Washington Post, Real Simple, Men's Journal, Paste, BuzzFeed, The Verge, Wired, AV Club and more! Oh and we've also created commissioned pieces for the NBA, Nike, HBO, and "South Park." We've been around! Sophisticated Cycling Art Fit for Any Home or Office: This be-spoke timeline of two-wheeled transportation traces the evolutionary tree of the bicycle from 1780 to the present day!