This Lithographic Map Art Print showcases a beautifully hand-illustrated map of Minnesota, created by Chris Robitaille of Xplorer Maps. This original artwork, rendered in pen and ink with vibrant watercolor, captures the essence of the North Star State, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Measuring 18" wide by 24" tall unframed, the Minnesota State Map highlights the state's diverse landscapes, from the scenic shores of Lake Superior to the lush forests of the north and the rolling prairies of the south.

The map features iconic landmarks such as the majestic Mall of America, the historic Split Rock Lighthouse, and the vibrant Minneapolis and St. Paul metropolitan area, famously known as the Twin Cities. Minnesota is also home to numerous state parks, including Itasca State Park, where the Mississippi River begins, and Voyageurs National Park, known for its stunning waterways and rich wildlife. The state's lakes—over 10,000 in total—are depicted, showcasing Minnesota's reputation as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes."

In addition to its natural wonders, the map reflects Minnesota's cultural significance, celebrating its Native American heritage, thriving arts scene, and contributions to music and literature. The lithograph print serves as a vibrant tribute to Minnesota’s unique character and is perfect for anyone who cherishes the state’s remarkable landscapes and rich history.

Are you looking for a custom matted and framed piece? Pick from Montana hand-scraped pine or reclaimed Flathead Lake larch. In addition, you can choose between green or blue mats. 

* The framed map is for retail purchase only. Xplorer Maps does not offer wholesale pricing on framed maps.

Hand-Scraped Montana Pine - Montana forest-harvested pine frame. For that rustic look, each frame is hand-scraped. 

All frames are equipped with conservation clear glass, which is guaranteed to block 99% of ultraviolet rays. Upgrade to Museum glass, which ensures 99% UV protection but also provides ZERO GLARE - this is the quality glass you would find in gallery settings.