Panoramic View of Mount Rainier National Park

This vintage map proves that maps can also be works of art. Creator John Henry Renshawe used paint to indicate relief, showing distinct peaks and valleys without the contour lines found on most topographical maps. Depicting Mount Rainier National Park, the map highlights the snowcapped peak just slightly off-center in the frame. This map was created in 1914, as part of Renshawe's work for the U.S. Geological Survey. 

We've carefully digitally restored this beautiful vintage map, returning it to its original condition, free of dust, dirt, and damage, and corrected for fading and discoloration. You can bring this restored image home with our reproduction prints, made with only the highest quality materials. Our prints are available on fine art paper and canvas, in a range of sizes, so you can be sure there's an option that works for your space. If you'd like to read more about our prints and process, click here!

If you need a specific size that is outside of what is listed, don't hesitate to reach out! We'd happy to create a custom print for you.