Explore the allure of history with this beautifully framed vintage-style map print, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your space.
High-quality reproduction of a historical map, capturing the charm of vintage cartography.
Ideal for history enthusiasts and map collectors, adding a unique touch to any room.
Bring history to life in your home with this exquisite piece that will spark curiosity and conversation. Perfect for showcasing your love of history and vintage aesthetics. This map makes any space feel distinguished and cultured.
Let Kit Carson lead your through the American Southwest in 1865, following the tragic events at Sand Creek. Readers of Refusal to Obey will recognize the locations and persons sketched on this map from the story. They will also recognize the map itself. It is on the end papers in the hardcover and special editions and within the text of the softcover and E-book editions.
This map was commissioned exclusively for Refusal to Obey: A Novel of the Massacre at Sand Creek and created by a US Marine Combat Artist.
Each map is reproduced for you by our partners at The Stackhouse Fine Art Printery and comes to you as a giclee fine art print, produced using archival pigment inks and museum-grade papers designed for long-term stability, color accuracy, and fine detail. These 10.87”x14” prints include a broad 1-inch border for easy custom matting.
We understand the importance of establishing provenance for fine art and literary artifacts. To that end, each print is embossed by the artist as a genuine print.
Given the delicate nature of fine art prints, special white-glove care is extended to prepare each piece for shipment and will arrive separately from other items you order. Art prints can be expected to ship within two weeks of placing your order and you will be provided tracking information at that time. Please note, we find that shipping art prints in frames creates an excessive risk of damage to you print and the costs associated with framing and shipping would be asking too much of our customers. As such, customers are NOT purchasing a frame from Pane Books and are responsible for framing their print.
Explore the allure of history with this beautifully framed vintage-style map print, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your space.
High-quality reproduction of a historical map, capturing the charm of vintage cartography.
Ideal for history enthusiasts and map collectors, adding a unique touch to any room.
Bring history to life in your home with this exquisite piece that will spark curiosity and conversation. Perfect for showcasing your love of history and vintage aesthetics. This map makes any space feel distinguished and cultured.
Let Kit Carson lead your through the American Southwest in 1865, following the tragic events at Sand Creek. Readers of Refusal to Obey will recognize the locations and persons sketched on this map from the story. They will also recognize the map itself. It is on the end papers in the hardcover and special editions and within the text of the softcover and E-book editions.
This map was commissioned exclusively for Refusal to Obey: A Novel of the Massacre at Sand Creek and created by a US Marine Combat Artist.
Each map is reproduced for you by our partners at The Stackhouse Fine Art Printery and comes to you as a giclee fine art print, produced using archival pigment inks and museum-grade papers designed for long-term stability, color accuracy, and fine detail. These 10.87”x14” prints include a broad 1-inch border for easy custom matting.
We understand the importance of establishing provenance for fine art and literary artifacts. To that end, each print is embossed by the artist as a genuine print.
Given the delicate nature of fine art prints, special white-glove care is extended to prepare each piece for shipment and will arrive separately from other items you order. Art prints can be expected to ship within two weeks of placing your order and you will be provided tracking information at that time. Please note, we find that shipping art prints in frames creates an excessive risk of damage to you print and the costs associated with framing and shipping would be asking too much of our customers. As such, customers are NOT purchasing a frame from Pane Books and are responsible for framing their print.
