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Tall at 25 – Going for Gold Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1989 paper size: 7″ x 24″
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The Alpine Northwest Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1988 paper size: 29″ x 39″
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The Arctic World Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 2010 paper size: 20″ x 30″
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The Conservancy Naples, Florida Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1983 paper size: 18″ x 24″
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The Desert Poster (National Park Service)
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1980 paper size: 29″ x 39″
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The Rocky Mountains Poster (National Park Service)
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1986 Large: paper size: 29″ x 39″ Small: paper size: 17″ x 24″
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The Sierra Range Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1990 paper size: 29″ x 39″
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$85.00
The Wilderness Society Florida Keys (Giclee reprint)
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1990 paper size: 24″ x 27″
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Warming Warning Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 2002 paper size: 18″ x 28″
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We Think the World of Birds Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 2005 paper size: 22-1/2″ x 33-1/2″
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$175.00
Web of Life Poster
This poster commemorates Charley's mosaic at the Miami University (Oxford, OH). Purchase of this print contributes to the Charley Harper scholarship fund. Signed Limited Edition print Issued: 1986 paper size: 25 by…
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Wings of the World Poster
Open Edition Poster Issued: 1996 paper size: 25 3/4″ x 36-1/4″
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You Otter Care About Water Poster
Issued: 1995 paper size: 18″ x 32″
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“Think Globally and Act Locally”, is an axiom of the Conservation Movement. Charley certainly lived this in his work and nowhere is it more visible than prints and art posters for sale. On a Global Scale, Charley tackled Global Warming (“Warming Warning”) and Global Conservation (“Space for All Species”, Monteverde Cloud Forest). At a US National level, Charley hit on the theme of Biodiversity (Biodiversity in the ‘Burbs”) and he celebrated our National Parks and Monuments (“Glacier Bay”, Isle Royale”, Hawaii Volcanoes” “Rocky Mountains”, “Sierra Range”, “Atlantic Barrier Islands”, and many more…). Regionally, he supported and featured regional beauty and landscapes, such as with his “Edge of Appalachia”. In his own backyard, he fielded a rich array of minimal realism artwork promoting local parks (“Embark an Ark in Your Local Park”, “Cincinnati Nature Center”, “Discovery Place”, “On Gilmore Pond”, “Hawk Mountain Sanctuary”.) In Charley Harper posters, we find some of his finest and most complex compositions, and an unswerving dedication to nature and responsible stewardship for Planet Earth.