Artist Daniel Beckwith added Muppets to national park-style posters, with Kermit and Robin hiking, Fozzie at a waterfall, and more.

Colorado-based artist Rob Decker is on a mission to create posters for every one of our 59 National Parks. For each, he digitally manipulates photographs from his park visits to channel the ...

In 1938, the National Park Service launched a poster program to increase visits to America’s outdoor sites, from Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon.

As part of FDR’s Works Progress Administration and the Federal Art Project, the National Park Service commissioned a series of posters to encourage tourism to the National Parks. Posters were made for ...

Even if you’ve never been to a national park, you can probably picture a poster for one. Posters of Yellowstone and Yosemite and other national parks have been around almost as long as the U.S ...

A first-of-its-kind exhibition that focuses on the history of Yellowstone National Park posters will be on display at the University of Wyoming’s Coe Library beginning Tuesday, Feb. 1. “Wonderland ...

That was his first foray into replication. With the help of designer Brian Maebius, Leen would go on to produce new posters in the vintage style for some 50 national parks.

Talk Highlights: Meet Ranger Doug, a former Grand Teton National Park ranger who stumbled on a forgotten WPA-era poster and launched a 40-year mission to rediscover the National Park's lost art legacy ...

The poster for Isle Royale National Park, which inspired the color choices for the Isle Royale hiking boot, was produced by Detroit designer and illustrator Esther Licata.

The Muppet posters are in the style of the Works Projects Administration (WPA) posters produced from 1935-1943 that are instantly recognizable as national parks posters.

SEATTLE – In 1971, when Doug Leen was a Grand Teton National Park ranger in his early 20s, his boss assigned him to clean out a barn, its contents destined for the dump. A silk-screen print on ...