Joshua Tree National Park Poster in 1930s WPA Style on 100% Recycled Paper for a Classic Wall Display

This Joshua Tree National Park poster brings the park's identity into your home through the distinctive style of 1930s Works Progress Administration artwork. Created by photographer and graphic artist Rob Decker, it makes a thoughtful focal point for a living room, home office, or a wall dedicated to national parks.

The 13 x 19-inch print uses 100% recycled, domestically produced paper and soy and vegetable-based inks. Its standard Super B size offers a straightforward starting point for framing, including a floated display in an 18 x 24-inch frame with a mat.

Features

• 1930s WPA-inspired design featuring Joshua Tree National Park
• 13 x 19-inch standard photography format for convenient framing
• Printed on 100% recycled paper produced domestically
• Soy and vegetable-based inks for vibrant color
• Made entirely in America
• Original artwork by photographer and graphic artist Rob Decker

Specifications

• Product type: Poster
• Subject: Joshua Tree National Park
• Dimensions: 13 x 19 inches
• Size format: Super B
• Paper: Conservation 100% recycled domestically produced paper
• Printing inks: Soy and vegetable-based inks
• Design style: 1930s Works Progress Administration (WPA) era
• Artist: Rob Decker
• Manufacturing origin: United States
• Suggested display: Floated in an 18 x 24-inch frame with a mat

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Joshua Tree National Park poster?

The Joshua Tree National Park poster measures 13 x 19 inches, the standard photography size known as Super B. Use those dimensions when choosing a frame or mat opening.

How can I frame this poster for a larger wall display?

This 13 x 19-inch poster can be floated in an 18 x 24-inch frame with a mat. That arrangement gives the print space around its edges and creates a larger display.

What paper and inks are used for this poster?

The poster is printed on Conservation paper made from 100% recycled material and produced domestically. It uses soy and vegetable-based inks.

What style is the artwork, and who created it?

The Joshua Tree National Park poster uses the iconic 1930s WPA-era style and was created by Rob Decker, a photographer and graphic artist.