Yellowstone National Park (1938) | Chester Don Powell

Bring the wonders of Yellowstone National Park into your home with this captivating work, designed by Chester Don Powell in 1938. This iconic image captures the park's unique blend of geothermal features, stunning landscapes, and abundant wildlife, inviting viewers to explore its natural beauty. Powell's Art Deco-influenced style, with its bold lines, vibrant colors, and stylized imagery, perfectly evokes the spirit of adventure and discovery associated with America's first national park. This is perfect for lovers of travel, National Park enthusiasts, those who appreciate Art Deco design, and anyone captivated by the magic of Yellowstone.   

Did you know? Yellowstone National Park is home to more than half of the world's active geysers. These fascinating geothermal features, which erupt hot water and steam into the air, are powered by the park's underlying supervolcano. The heat from this massive volcano creates the unique hydrothermal system that fuels the geysers, hot springs, and other geothermal wonders that make Yellowstone so famous. Old Faithful, perhaps the most well-known geyser in the world, is just one example of the park's incredible geothermal activity.