13 ½” X 19” serigraph print--contemporary design.  Olympic National Park was created as a forest preserve by Grover Cleveland in 1897.  It was a favorite of Teddy Roosevelt (the elk there are named after him) however, it was FDR who created national park status in 1938--the year this poster series were first printed.  However Olympic was not among them.  This contemporary design tries to capture both the majestic scope of the Hoh River rainforest and towering Mt. Olympus above.  

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Item	Price	Description	Order
Poster	$40
Note Cards	$14	Box of 8 Note Cards with envelopes (All cards are identical)
Note Cards	$14	Box of 8 assorted Note Cards with envelopes View the other cards in the set...
Post Cards	$10	Set of 16 assorted Post Cards View other cards in the set...
Single Post Card	$1	Custom Single Card Orders