A round pool, teal in the middle and orange at the rim, with the park’s name set beneath it.

This Yellowstone framed art, named Rainbow Spring Overlook, pictures one of Yellowstone National Park’s hot springs from a high viewpoint in the manner of a retro travel poster. It is sold as a finished framed piece, a keepsake for anyone who has walked the boardwalks or plans to.

What the overlook shows

The scene looks down at an angle on a round hot spring. Its teal water is drawn in bands that deepen step by step until the middle is nearly black. A fine line of pale gold traces the shore, and beyond it lies a wide belt of orange whose long fingers of runoff reach out over gray ground. Pale curls of steam drift near the edge.

On the right, a short yellow boardwalk enters the picture with two tiny walkers on it. Charcoal pines stand in the lower corners, a line of small pine tips marks the far shore, and behind them teal and blue-green ridges overlap beneath a cream sky crossed by a row of gold cloud bars.

Under the scene, a cream band holds two centered lines of charcoal capitals reading “YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK”, the top line tall and narrow, the second smaller and spaced out to the same width. A charcoal base sits below the band. The whole scene is made of hard-edged color shapes.

Thick matte paper in a wood frame

• Two print sizes, both portrait: 12″×16″ (30.5 × 40.6 cm) and 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61 cm)
• The frame goes around the print, so the outside of the frame is a little larger
• Matte paper on the thick side: 189 g/m², 10.3 mil (0.26 mm)
• The wood of the frame is ayous, from renewable forests
• A clear acrylic front protects the paper
• Lightweight on the wall, and hanging hardware is included

Who it's for

People who have been to the park and want it on the wall in a finished frame, travelers keeping a record of the parks they have seen, and anyone drawn to travel graphics. Try it in an entryway, a living room, an office or a cabin. It works as a housewarming or wedding gift, a birthday present or a souvenir of the trip.

Quick answers

Which size should I pick?

Measure the wall and allow a little extra for the frame. The smaller one, 12″×16″ (30.5 × 40.6 cm), fits a narrow spot or a group of frames; 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61 cm) gives the picture more presence.

Is the art the same on both sizes?

Yes. Both sizes share the same proportions, so the picture and the lettering appear the same on each.

Does the print say which park it is?

Yes. The park’s full name is printed in large capitals under the scene, so the place is clear at a glance.

How should I look after it?

Our tip is a light dusting of the acrylic with a dry microfiber cloth, on a wall away from steam and damp.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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