The herd has the high ground, and the calf is keeping up.

A small bison herd walks the top of a striped bluff on this Theodore Roosevelt National Park poster, drawn in gold, tan and grass green. Hang it in a den, a mudroom or wherever the binoculars and field guides end up.

Following the herd across Banded Bluff Bison

The whole picture sits inside a gold panel. From the left edge to the middle runs a bluff built of horizontal bands in gold, tan and gray-brown, with ledges of green grass, stepping down toward the right. Along its top the bison walk to the right in a line: a large near-black bull with a hump, horns and a tufted tail at the left, brown and pale tan animals around it, a small dark calf, and a dark bison at the head of the line.

To the right the land opens out. Two tan flat-topped buttes with spire-like sides stand over a lower mesa, and on the horizon above them sits a banded sun shape, a half-circle inside two rings. Two small dark birds fly at the upper right of a flat gold sky crossed by thin cream streaks. Tufts of green grass and bands of green and gold run across the foreground.

Under the scene, still inside the panel, near-black capitals spell "THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK" over two centered lines, the first tall and condensed, the second wide and letter-spaced, with a small "NORTH DAKOTA" beneath. The panel is set on cream paper. Hard-edged flat shapes with a fine grain and no outlines place the print among vintage-style travel posters.

What you are putting on the wall

• Your size options, all upright: 12 by 18 inches (30.5 × 45.7 cm), 18 by 24 inches (45.7 × 61.0 cm) and 24 by 36 inches (61.0 × 91.4 cm).
• Your print sits on thick paper with a matte finish.
• In your hands the sheet is 10.3 mil thick and weighs 189 g/m².
• The figures behind your sheet: 94% opacity and 104% ISO brightness.
• Your paper is sourced from Japan.
• No frame comes with it, which leaves the hanging up to you.

Who it's for

Wildlife watchers, Great Plains locals, hikers and travelers working their way through every national park, especially those who have already been to North Dakota. It suits a cabin, a ranch-house hallway, a kid's room or an office that needs some open country. Think of it for a welcome-home after the trip, a new house, Christmas or a birthday.

Quick answers

What else is in the picture besides bison?

Besides the bluff, buttes and sky, two small birds fly at the upper right. No horses, people, cabins or roads are drawn, so the scene stays about open land and the animals walking along it.

Does the print show one real viewpoint?

It names no overlook, river or trail. The bluff, the buttes and the herd are drawn as a travel-poster scene of badlands country, with the park and the state as the only labels.

How does the palette feel in a room?

Dry, warm and wide open. Earth tones carry almost the whole picture, with strips of grass color to break them up, so the scene feels like open country with room to roam.

Shipping and returns

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

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