Portrait of Michigan

This portrait draws the eye to Michigan’s iconic relationship with the Great Lakes, the largest system of lakes in the world. Here you can explore the glacier-sculpted landscapes of the Upper and Lower Peninsulas, where forest cover becomes increasingly complete as you travel south to north. Find iconic landmarks, like Bronner’s north of Flint, and the Islamic Center in Dearborn, largest mosque in the US. More than a geographic reference, this is an illustration of Michigan’s geographic essence.

Uniquely-illustrative cartography that doubles as eye-pleasing art, Portrait of Michigan is archival in quality, and fits standard pre-made picture frame sizes.

For close-up settings, such as hallways and scrapbooks, I recommend small sizes. For rooms where you'll view from a distance, I think you'd appreciate a larger size that will illuminate Michigan’s glacial landscapes rising out of the waters of the Great Lakes.

Same content at all sizes.

Created from The Essential Geography of the USA.