Canada: Quebec

Designated as a National Historic site of Canada in 1980, the Chateau Frontenac offers stunning views of the Saint Lawrence River. The building was initially constructed as a luxury tourism resort, built in 1893 and designed to host hundreds of guests at once. But perhaps the most famous historic event that took place at the Chateau was a meeting of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Mackenzie King to discuss strategy for World War II. Seeking to capture some of that history in a vintage art style reminiscent of the mid-1900s, Anderson Design Group created a compelling illustration of the Chateau, a vintage travel poster of the building and the surrounding area. To learn more about the Chateau Frontenac and other Canadian historical buildings, check out the Canada Guide.

Enjoy our art outdoors by ordering your favorite designs on metal signs. Our all-weather, rust-resistant signs are ideal for any porch, barn, fence, warehouse, garage, or bar. Featuring gorgeous color printing, they offer a more casual look than canvases or framed prints.