The print

This is a high-quality print of a hand-drawn map on premium Archival Matte Paper - a thick, neutral white paper (230g, like card stock) with a smooth surface.

The frame

My frames are solid wood with an open-grain walnut veneer. By using veneers, I can provide high-quality, authentic wood frames while keeping costs down.

Each frame is 1 1/4" x 3/4":

Width: 1.25"
Depth: 0.75"
Rabbet: 0.50"

★ My maps come without glazing (clear covering). This way, they're visible in all lighting conditions and can be photographed from any angle without glare.

Note from the artist

Yellowstone National Park was the first national park ever established. Before it became a national park it was known as a land of fire and steam. While it was home to various native tribes of the region, only the Wind River Shoshone lived there year round.

Jim Bridger and other frontiersmen explored the Yellowstone region throughout the 19th century, returning home with stories of bursting geysers, bubbling mud pots, and rainbow-colored hot pots. No one believed them.

When the Hayden survey returned with photographic proof of the area's beauty in 1871, Ulysses S. Grant established the region as a national park.

This map features intricate details, including landmarks, historic buildings, and other sites throughout the park. See if you can find them all.