Lassen Peak roars to life in this dynamic 1938 poster by C. Don Powell, designed for the U.S. National Park Service as part of the Ranger Naturalist Service campaign.
Billowing ash and smoke stretch skyward, while the mountain’s snow-dusted slopes rise above Manzanita Lake, framed by pine silhouettes and a surreal palette of lavender, gold, and charcoal.
Part of the WPA-era effort to celebrate and interpret America’s wild places, this piece promotes hikes, lectures, and campfire programs with cinematic flair.
A rare and electrifying artifact—ideal for collectors of vintage national park art, geology enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the sublime drama of the volcanic West.
Product features
- Museum grade archival paper for long-lasting durability.
- Vibrant giclée print technology ensures colors remain bright and true.
- Matte finish that absorbs light, enhancing design aesthetics.
- Indoor use only, ideal for living rooms, offices, and personal spaces.
Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
