Nature posters

Sequoia National Park, where the great trees grow. Named after the mighty Sequoia trees that call the park home, this preserved wilderness is also the home of the world’s largest tree, the General Sherman Tree. The General Sherman Tree is 275 feet tall and measures 36 feet in diameter at its base! Inspired and awed by the majesty of the tree and others like it in the park, Anderson Design Group artist collaborator Kenneth Crane rendered a vintage travel poster of the tree, emotive…

Since 2007, Anderson Design Group has brought the wonderful world of poster art and vintage illustration to thousands of travel poster fans across the globe. And while Joel Anderson (the Nashville design firm's founder) leads much of the creative efforts, (and while our in-house team of illustrators has created most of

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The wonder and beauty of Biscayne National Park is captured here in the emotive, mysterious hand- rendered style of Anderson Design Group’s artist collaborator Kenneth Crane. Celebrating the magic and grace of our cherished National Parks, Kenneth captures the parks in a unique color and form. Created in a style reminiscent of the vintage poster art and National Part art of the mid-20th century, this original artwork is available as a poster, print, banner, postcard, notecard, or metal sign…

Setzstücke. [Bäume.] No. 250.

Anderson Design Group is proud to collaborate with Colorado artist Kenneth Crane on a new series of original National Parks illustrated posters. Kenneth's classic hand-rendered style conveys movement and energy, stylistic color and poetic grace. This vintage-looking design celebrates Yosemite National Park and will make a beautiful a gift or decor accent for your own home or office. Rendered in the style of early 20th-Century travel posters, this classic design will look great as a framed…

'Pine Tree,Cedar Tree,Forest,Nature Dictionary Art,Christmas Tree' by DictionaryArt

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