A bull moose stands in the shallows, and a whole mountain range waits behind him.

A bull moose wades below jagged gray peaks on this Grand Teton National Park poster, drawn in flat blocks of gold, gray and deep green. Keep it for the cabin wall, or wrap it for the person who always spots the wildlife first.

Golden Shallows Moose, from sky to waterline

The scene is close to square and reads from the top down. A flat golden-orange sky holds a paler round sun that sits behind the central peaks, and a loose row of small dark birds crosses the upper right. Under the sky a jagged gray mountain range runs the full width of the scene, streaked with paler gray snow and touched along some ridges by a thin gold line of light.

At the foot of the peaks lie a low green-gray far shore and a strip of darker trees along the water. Tall, drooping willow-like trees in olive and dark green fill the left side, with a few pale trunks showing behind them. The moose stands left of center, facing right: a dark green silhouette with lighter olive shading, wide palmate antlers and a dewlap under the chin. His reflection lies on the calm gray water beneath him among streaks of gold and orange, the banks are low and grassy, and dark cattails and reeds close both lower corners.

Under the scene, dark green capitals spell "GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK" across two centered lines, the first two words large and bold, the last two smaller with wider spacing. Everything rests on a cream sheet. The shapes are flat and hard-edged with a fine grain and no outlines, which gives the print the look of a vintage-style travel poster.

What the paper adds to the picture

• Portrait sheet in your choice of 12 by 18 inches (30.5 × 45.7 cm), 18 by 24 inches (45.7 × 61.0 cm) or 24 by 36 inches (61.0 × 91.4 cm)
• Thick paper, 10.3 mil and 189 g/m², with a matte finish that suits flat, grainy color
• Rated 94% opaque, a nearly solid sheet
• ISO brightness of 104%, a bright paper base under the printed cream and gold
• Japanese-sourced paper
• Comes unframed, as a single paper sheet

Who it's for

Wildlife watchers who have waited at the water's edge with binoculars, hikers with Wyoming still on their boots, anglers, cabin owners and anyone fond of wildlife scenes. It suits a mudroom, a den, a lake house or the spot beside the gear shelf. Wrap it up for a birthday, Mother's Day, Christmas or a retirement that begins with a long drive.

Quick answers

Does the print name the mountains or the water?

No. The lettering gives the name of the park and nothing else: no peak names, no year and no slogan. That keeps the picture simple and lets the animal do the talking.

Will it suit an angler or wildlife watcher who skips the trails?

Yes. Nothing in the scene is a trail or a summit view. It is a still bank with one animal, water, reeds and birds, which speaks to anyone who has sat quietly beside still water.

What stands out first in the picture?

The moose: a dark green shape in the middle of the scene, set against gray water and a golden sky. The birds in the upper right and the cattails in the lower corners are details to spot as you look closer.

Shipping and returns

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

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