Six color screen printed poster with Claire Hummel.
18"x24" on 100# Cougar White

Made in USA. Frame Not Included. A portion of your purchase is donated to orgs like The National Park Service.

About Capitol Reef
Capitol Reef National Park was first designated a National Monument by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1937 but it wasn’t until 1971 that it gained the status of National Park. The 60-mile stretch of south-central Utah that makes up the Capital Reef National Park follows the Waterpocket Fold, a monocline of rock strata.

The desert region is a geographic wonder of domes, arches, ridges, and buttes that have been home to Native Americans up to the 13^th century and later Mormon settlers in the 1870s. Beyond the beauty of the gorges and monoliths, the park is also home to the preserved buildings left by early settlers.