This striking 1936 WPA poster by Katherine Milhous invites you to "Visit Pennsylvania"—a land where history lingers in thread and ink.
A poised woman in pre-Revolutionary garb gazes calmly from the frame, framed by a bold, fraktur-inspired backdrop bursting with folk motifs and vibrant color. Commissioned by the Pennsylvania Art Project, this work celebrates the enduring presence of colonial heritage and decorative arts in the Keystone State.
A quintessential example of New Deal graphic design, it blends nostalgia with modernist flair—ideal for collectors of Americana, folk art lovers, or anyone drawn to Pennsylvania’s enduring cultural charm.
Product features
- Museum-grade archival paper ensures longevity without yellowing.
- Giclée print technology provides bright, fade-resistant colors.
- Light-absorbing matte finish enhances visual appeal.
- Indoor use only, making them suitable for home and office decor. Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
