Protect your parks 1938.
1 print on board (poster) : silkscreen, color. | Poster promoting conservation of parks, showing a tree.
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![The image displays a striking poster advocating for the preservation and protection of parklands. Dominating the visual is an expansive depiction of a lush, green tree with richly textured foliage radiating outward from its sturdy trunk, set against a muted backdrop that highlights the vibrant colors within.
This tree appears to be in full bloom or perhaps during late spring when leaves are densest before summer's peak growth occurs; there are shades ranging from deep emerald greens at the tips of larger branches down through various gradients towards darker hues closer to the center. The trunk is rendered with a sense of depth and age, suggesting it may have been standing for many years in this particular location.
Beneath the tree rests what appears to be an outline representing parkland or green space, colored in contrasting tones— possibly dark brown on top transitioning into lighter shades towards its lower portion which could symbolize grassy areas. This setting is framed by a bold border that contains text within it; however, only two words are visible due to the perspective and framing: "YOUR PARKS," indicating where more information typically would reside.
The overall aesthetic suggests a vintage piece likely from early 20th-century America judging by its design style—a popular form of public messaging during those times. The use of bold silkscreen printing techn [...]](https://files.mastodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/115/851/794/118/490/284/original/c29cc1aacb0bcfcc.jpeg)
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