National Parks preserve both natural wonder and cultural history, and important landmarks that tell stories of America’s past. These park sites provide a physical anchor to America’s incredible story so that future generations may learn about their heritage and become more involved custodians of the nation’s future. Case in point, the Freedom Statue, also known as the “Conch Blower,” is located in Virgin Islands National Park, immediately in front of a ferry dock. Installed on July 3, 1998, it commemorates the 150th anniversary of the 1848 emancipation of enslaved people in the Danish West Indies. To celebrate this park and the history and nature it preserves, the award-winning poster artists of Anderson Design Group hand-rendered a compelling depiction of one of the park’s most iconic and memorable features. This location beckons visitors from all over the world, a place that invites wonder, inspires awe, and demands at least one selfie. No AI was used in the making of this design, and every feature, element, line, color, contrast, and text segment was rendered by hand and perfected in our Nashville studio. Order this national park art as a print, canvas, metal sign, mini canvas, or as a set of notecards or postcards and start decorating, corresponding, or gifting. To learn more about the park and the importance of protecting all the parks as a part of the great American landscape, visit the National Park Foundation.