For your consideration is this Lewis and Clark: The Corps of Discovery framed art. This framed artwork features Lewis and Clark front and center as they look over the plains. One is holding a handheld telescope and the other pointing into the distance with his right hand and holding his rifle in his left. Above them in yellow lettering reads, "Lewis and Clark" and below that in black lettering reads, "The Corps of Discovery 1804-1806". Below the art are three of the USPS specialty stamps from 2004, honoring Lewis and Clark and their discoveries and adventures. One stamp features Lewis's face, the other Clark's face and the middle stamp shows the same art as shown above it. The background is of a map and features a drawing of Sacajawea, a camp scene and river scene, and a man holding his freshly hunted deer. The print is single matted and set in a metal frame behind glass. The print and frame show good condition, with only a slight crack in the bottom right of the glass. The print measures 13 1/4" L x 10 1/4" W. The entire piece measures 17" L x 13" W.