
Tulsa, OK: Route 66
2014 By Aaron Johnson
About the Art
Ah, Tulsa. One of the best stops along Route 66, visitors from far and wide pause to rest and recharge
their batteries in Tulsa, often after having driven many miles along Route 66. In fact, back in 1927
when Route 66 was being envisioned, a Tulsa man named Cyrus Avery was crucial in the lobbying
effort to bring Route 66 through Tulsa. He won his case, and Tulsa was forever eternalized as being a
major stopping point along Route 66. To celebrate that historic decision, Anderson Design Group
handcrafted a vintage travel poster of Route 66, styling the illustration after the WPA-commissioned
works of the early-1900s. You can order this retro artwork as a framed print, metal sign, framed
postcard, canvas banner, or as a set of notecards and postcards. Perfect for wall decor, an excellent
keepsake, and a great gift all in one! And to learn more about Tulsa, check out Visit
Tulsa.
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.



