WPA See America Posters

The WPA posters created for the United States Travel Bureau helped promote the romance of the west. The National Parks were frequent subjects, with both Carlsbad Caverns and Arches recognizable in this series.   

• See America Poster for the United States Travel Bureau promoting tourism, showing two cowboys on horseback by stream near desert rock formation – which happens to be Double Arch at Arches National Park. By Frank Nicholson. 1936-39.

• Poster for the United States Travel Bureau for the National Parks depicting a waterfall by Harry Herzog, 1936-40

• Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico by Alexander Dux for the U.S. Travel Bureau, 1936-39

• See America, Welcome to Montana by Richard Halls, for the United States Travel Bureau, 1936-39

• See America, Welcome to Montana by Jerome Rothstein, depicting tipis and mountains, 1936-38

• See America, Welcome to Montana by Richard Halls, depicting a meadow with tipis, 1936-38

Larger panels measure about 12.75 by 16.75

Smaller prints are about 3.25 by 4.

Full repeat is 40 inches.

Digitally Printed in the U.S. on 100 percent quilting cotton, this fabric is exclusively through Hip Stitch.  Expected delivery:  June 2026.