Jack Kerouac's Lookout Print

Jack Keroauc's Lookout print takes us back to 1956 when the Beat Generation auther Jack Kerouac spent 63 days living in the wilderness of Mount Baker National Forest in Washington State. Here, in a tiny fire lookout cabin atop the ominously named Desolation Peak, he spent his days writing and watching the horizon for wisps of smoke.

Printed on 250gsm fine quality paper , individually signed by the artist,

Supplied in a cello bag with backing board.

Also avaiable framed.