The National Parks Service commissioned this work to commemorate the August 21, 2017 eclipse. To recognize the public spectacle of the 2017 Great American Eclipse, The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum acquired this poster for its permanent collection. Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with […]
Get in on the fun and excitement of this once-in-a-lifetime experience by snatching a pair of our versatile commemorative eclipse earrings. You will not only be in the spirit as well as the talk of the town at the Path of Totality events that Rochester will be hosting. Coming in a variety of colors and shapes, these alluring earrings are a must in any fashionable wardrobe.
Perfect for any Path of Totality occasion
Durable Mansawear fabric
Designed to easily remove eclipse commemorative laser-cut wooden ornament
The Great North American Solar Eclipse 2024: Joy under the sun and moon. This poster shows the cities in all three counties in North America that will experience the 2024 total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.
12″ x 18″ canvas-wrapped frame: $150
24″ x 36″ canvas-wrapped poster: $250
Canvas pieces are printed canvas wrapped on a one-inch sturdy pine frame. We do our best to center the artwork when the canvas is pulled. However, please note that there can be up to 1/4″ offset.
Please choose between Canvas or Poster and the size you would like below.
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial is in the Great North American Total Solar Eclipse path. Tyler Nordgren’s artwork celebrates Abraham Lincoln’s upbringing in Southern Indiana’s Spencer County and the April 8, 2024, Total Solar Eclipse.
Canvas pieces are printed canvas wrapped on a one-inch sturdy pine frame. (These pieces are ordered on request and can take up to two weeks for delivery)
Artist Beth Bailey is a member of Rochester’s Eclipse Task force and she was inspired by the energy of the group to create a series of artworks celebrating the total solar eclipse. Several of her designs specifically highlight Rochester and the Finger Lakes, while others reflect the wonder of the event in a variety of artistic styles.