Sequoia National Park Poster Option:Framed in Solid QSWO Art Frame The design for California Oak SIM-ESPMS-L13D-S

Name: Sequoia National Park Poster Option:Framed in Solid QSWO Art Frame The design for California Oak SIM-ESPMS-L13D-S
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 88275110872
Price: 29.00 USD
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Sequoia National Park Poster Option:Framed in Solid QSWO Art Frame The design for California Oak SIM ESPMS L13D S The design for California Oak Tile comes from a block print inspired by the rolling hills of the Central Coast in California Handspun wool lends a subtle blending of colors This is a reproduction of the Sequoia National Park poster created in 1938 as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Progress Posters are printed on heavy stock non reflective paper to reproduce the look and feel of the original silk screened posters

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