This is one in a series of posters celebrating the majestic peaks of the Cascade Range. Northwest artist Mitch Frey draws inspiration from the National Park advertisements of the 1930s-1940s. Great care is taken in rendering each shape and color. Looking at the coordinated palette, elegant strokes and integrated text, the viewer will recognize that this is much more than a mass-produced image with interchangeable labels. This scene is a pleasure to view up close or across the room.

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Vintage Mt. Jefferson Travel Poster

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Vintage Mt. Jefferson Travel Poster

This is one in a series of posters celebrating the majestic peaks of the Cascade Range. Northwest artist Mitch Frey draws inspiration from the National Park advertisements of the 1930s-1940s. Great care is taken in rendering each shape and color. Looking at the coordinated palette, elegant strokes and integrated text, the viewer will recognize that this is much more than a mass-produced image with interchangeable labels. This scene is a pleasure to view up close or across the room.

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