The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum is probably one of the longest museum titles to date, but as they say, "Everything's Big in Texas". The museum was a pet project of the late Lt. Governor Bob Bullock, who wanted to see the treasures of Texas on display for both the young and old to enjoy. The story is that one afternoon while the Lt. Governor was waiting to get on a plane, he noticed some artifacts from the Capitol building housed in an old hanger at Austin's Airport. He then personally led a crusade to bring these treasures out of the dusty storage and into a beautiful museum building that was named in his honor. This print is proudly displayed and sold at the Bob Bullock Texas State Museum Store; stop by the store to get yours and enjoy all that is and was Texas, at the Museum.

• Each print is on UV protected archival photo paper
• 11 x 17 and larger prints are hand signed by artist Randy Smith in metallic ink and include a certificate of authenticity
• Actual print does not have a watermark
• Framed prints feature bevel-cut acid free matting and Larson-Juhl moulding