Old Faithful Inn Lobby - 1905 Chromolithograph

This is a rare chromolithograph print of the Old Faithful Inn Lobby taken the year after the Inn was opened. This chromo was published by the Detroit Publishing Company (DPC). William Henry Jackson, the famous pioneer photographer whose 1871 photos helped convince Congress to establish Yellowstone National Park, was the director of the DPC in charge of production. DPC chromolithograph prints (chromos) were produced on hand-carved stones and were some of the finest color reproductions of their time. They preceded the development of color photography by several years. DPC chromos are rare and very collectible.

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This is a museum-quality fine art print—adding style to any room's decor. We print on demand. Our prints are 8-color giclee using archival matte paper and inks. Giclee prints produce accurate colors and fine details. They will last for years. We edit every art print for quality and color so it looks great while retaining its historical charm. Your unframed poster ships crease-free, rolled in a sturdy tube. You can order with confidence. Our printer has been producing fine art prints for 25 years. Contact us if you have any questions.