Green beans are a wonderful garden vegetable that grows abundantly and is easy to prepare. Oregon has a long history of growing America’s green beans, and does it well. That’s why I made this poster for the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission—to promote the bean and the beauty of our state (and its famous blue lakes).

Specifically this is for "Creating an Oregon Green Bean Campaign" by Lane Selman, Oregon State University, Professor, Department of Horticulture and founder of the Culinary Breeding Network.

This is a bright and richly colored giclée fine-art print that’s perfect for framing. There’s the original 12x18 sized and now the large 18x24 print that is very powerful. Our framing is a solid wood modern farmhouse style charcoal, wired and ready to hang.

SIZES: 12 in. x 18 in. and 18 in. x 24 in.

PRINT: Giclée on premium paper

EDITION: Open

FRAMING: Charcoal Barnwood 2” Profile, 1/8” Plexiglass

MADE in the United States, Ships flat.

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This art print is part of a self-commissioned poster campaign committed to civic innovation and social progress-- better food, better gardens, better cities. It is artful advocacy for the modern homefront.

Be sure to see the website at http://www.victorygardenoftomorrow.com/