Unframed Giclée Poster - Point Bonita
Bring home the beauty of your favorite national parklands with artwork from our Golden Gate national parks print collection. Celebrate the Point Bonita with this museum-quality giclée print.
About the Collection
This print collection was developed 30 years ago by the Parks Conservancy. It was spearheaded by two people: founder and former CEO of the Parks Conservancy Greg Moore, and former Conservancy Board Member Rich Silverstein (an award-winning advertising executive most well-known for being art director at Rolling Stone and co-creator of the famous “Got Milk?” campaign). The images paid homage to “classic” WPA-style National Park images from the 1930s, but were updated to reflect the unique natural and cultural sites of the Golden Gate national parks. At the time of their release, they were an immediate hit, and have since become an enduring park favorite. Sales of the prints support the Conservancy’s efforts to protect and preserve the lands they celebrate.
About the Artist
Michael Schwab is based out of Marin, California. A celebrated visual artist, he has created award-winning logos and posters for a long list of partners, including the California State Parks, Peet’s Coffee, Nike, Amtrak, San Francisco Opera, and more.
Product specifications
- Dimensions: print 22" wide x 28.5" tall, artwork 14.5" wide x 21" tall
- Printed in San Rafael
Bring home the beauty of your favorite national parklands with artwork from our Golden Gate national parks print collection. Celebrate the Point Bonita with this museum-quality giclée print.
About the Collection
This print collection was developed 30 years ago by the Parks Conservancy. It was spearheaded by two people: founder and former CEO of the Parks Conservancy Greg Moore, and former Conservancy Board Member Rich Silverstein (an award-winning advertising executive most well-known for being art director at Rolling Stone and co-creator of the famous “Got Milk?” campaign). The images paid homage to “classic” WPA-style National Park images from the 1930s, but were updated to reflect the unique natural and cultural sites of the Golden Gate national parks. At the time of their release, they were an immediate hit, and have since become an enduring park favorite. Sales of the prints support the Conservancy’s efforts to protect and preserve the lands they celebrate.
About the Artist
Michael Schwab is based out of Marin, California. A celebrated visual artist, he has created award-winning logos and posters for a long list of partners, including the California State Parks, Peet’s Coffee, Nike, Amtrak, San Francisco Opera, and more.
Product specifications
- Dimensions: print 22" wide x 28.5" tall, artwork 14.5" wide x 21" tall
- Printed in San Rafael
Original: $60.00
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$21.00Description
Bring home the beauty of your favorite national parklands with artwork from our Golden Gate national parks print collection. Celebrate the Point Bonita with this museum-quality giclée print.
About the Collection
This print collection was developed 30 years ago by the Parks Conservancy. It was spearheaded by two people: founder and former CEO of the Parks Conservancy Greg Moore, and former Conservancy Board Member Rich Silverstein (an award-winning advertising executive most well-known for being art director at Rolling Stone and co-creator of the famous “Got Milk?” campaign). The images paid homage to “classic” WPA-style National Park images from the 1930s, but were updated to reflect the unique natural and cultural sites of the Golden Gate national parks. At the time of their release, they were an immediate hit, and have since become an enduring park favorite. Sales of the prints support the Conservancy’s efforts to protect and preserve the lands they celebrate.
About the Artist
Michael Schwab is based out of Marin, California. A celebrated visual artist, he has created award-winning logos and posters for a long list of partners, including the California State Parks, Peet’s Coffee, Nike, Amtrak, San Francisco Opera, and more.
Product specifications
- Dimensions: print 22" wide x 28.5" tall, artwork 14.5" wide x 21" tall
- Printed in San Rafael
