The WPA's Federal Art Project hired unemployed artists to make paintings, murals, sculptures, graphic art ... of Congress Archives/National Park Service A 1938 WPA poster of one of two original ...

“These were handmade, artistic representations of graphic design in our country ... crude photographs of 13 of the 14 W.P.A. national park poster designs in the original series.

(Decker also works in interactive multimedia software, web, and graphic art development ... Those original photos are the basis for the reimagined posters—a single scene that evokes each national park ...

Researchers — by that point, Leen wasn’t the only one interested in this graphic design mystery — eventually uncovered the backstory. In 1934, the National Park Service authorized a poster ...

Zion National Park Department of the Interior ... NYC Art Project, Work Projects Administration, between 1936 and 1940] If you like the look of these posters, Doug Leen — or “Ranger Doug,” as he’s ...

Our pals over at the National Geographic Travel & Cultures ... as well as a gorgeous gallery of park posters that were commissioned by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) to promote tourism ...

The President estimated that he could employ 250,000 men in “creating future national wealth ... Public Health Posters From the 1930s It wasn’t until 1973 that a park ranger named Doug ...

The New Deal program led to 14 posters that depicted national park landscapes ... “It’s more graphic design than what I typically do,” she said. She usually works in oils and watercolors ...

In a world where everything is bad, these new National Park Service social distancing posters are very good ... Here are some of our favorites: Graphic: NPS/Matt Turner Even Sasquatch is having to ...

Montana’s Glacier National Park is “too cold for me ... The series is reminiscent of old-school travel posters, with graphic drawings of colorful park vistas paired with blocky lettering ...

The WPA-era posters advertising American National Parks are classic graphic design ... Yellowstone National Park[Image: courtesy Hannah Rothstein] Rothstein’s images are portentous.

That's what prompted her to recreate iconic National Park Service posters as the parks could look in 2050. SEE ALSO: The science march is about 'hope' for a fact-based future "I'm worried about ...