Frontier Territory | 11″×14″ Metal Print

Frontier Territory
This striking metal print features a mixed-media collage of mid-20th-century newspaper front stories overlaid on an old map of Frontier Airlines, which operated between 1950 and 1986 out of Denver, Colorado. The collage not only captures the essence of an era but also highlights significant milestones in aviation history. On January 29, 1973, Frontier Airlines made history by hiring its first black pilot and the first female pilot for any modern-day U.S. commercial airline.
Echoing the tumultuous times of the mid-20th century, this artwork also reflects a period of intense societal change and upheaval. The era was marked by government psychotropic drug experiments, Cold War escalations, and a burgeoning counterculture movement.
This piece is crafted on an aluminum metal surface with an MDF wood frame. Its sleek, polished finish is both scratch and fade-resistant, ensuring the artwork stands the test of time. Fully customizable and printed in the U.S., this artwork brings an edgy slice of history to any space, from high-end salons and lounges to private libraries and urban lofts. The solid mounting system ensures easy and secure installation, making it a perfect addition to both contemporary and traditional settings.

Details:
• Dimensions 14″× 11″ inches 
• Aluminum metal surface
• MDF Wood frame
• Scratch and fade resistant
• Fully customizable 
• Printed in US
Lifestyle photo example is for color and placement purposes; exact size may vary

Available for delivery within the U.S. only

Please Note: This is a physical product
• License Plans and original files are not included.