Bryce Canyon Official WPA (Works Progress Administration) Poster
13 ½” X 19” serigraph print--contemporary design.
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) printed thousands of posters through its Federal Arts Project during the 1930s and 1940s. Many posters advertised national parks throughout the United States, from the Great Smokies to Yosemite. These high quality reproductions capture the grandeur of America's many natural wonders.
Bryce Canyon was the first poster designed on a computer and like Grand Canyon, is the most complex. Ranger Doug worked from photographs taken during the fire season which created a bluish cast to the atmosphere giving depth between the geological features. This design, along with Shenandoah, are the only designs without sky.
