Pacific Northwest Travel Poster: Lewis and Clark by Northern Pacific Railway sduk Charleston (1670): Originally named Charles
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Charleston (1670): Originally named Charles Town
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Pacific Northwest Travel Poster: Lewis and Clark by Northern Pacific Railway sduk Charleston (1670): Originally named CharlesLewis and Clark, an Art Deco era travel poster created for the Northern Pacific Railway by an anonymous illustrator, channels the drama of Americas westward story into a bold, modern design. With heroic figures of the famed explorers set against faceted mountains, a gleaming steam locomotive, and a limited palette of deep blue, vivid red, and crisp white, the composition celebrates both the 19thcentury expedition and the 20thcentury age of rail. The
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