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Support Our Mission with Limited-Edition Art Prints

To celebrate our hometown national park, Gateway Arch Park Foundation has commissioned unique prints from five extraordinary local St. Louis artists, each bringing their own distinctive style and vision to the theme “The Arch Belongs to Everyone.”

When you purchase one of these limited-edition prints, you’re not just taking home a work of art—you’re investing in the future of our national park. Proceeds from every purchase directly fuel our mission, championing the conservation and preservation of Gateway Arch National Park, providing educational opportunities, and creating free, welcoming programs for the entire community to enjoy.

Each artist created just 100 signed, titled, and dated 11" x 17" prints. Purchase yours today to own a rare piece of St. Louis artistry!

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Meet the Artists

Don't miss your chance to hear from the artists in our inaugural STL Artists Talk Series!

Become a Gateway Arch Park Foundation member and receive an exclusive invitation to our STL Artist Talk Series taking place in September through early October. This special series gives you the rare opportunity to hear directly from the five talented local artists behind this collection. Learn about their inspirations, creative process, and the stories woven into each piece.

Your membership unlocks this experience and more, all while supporting our mission to uplift Gateway Arch National Park and surrounding areas in Downtown St. Louis. Learn more and join today.

The Arch is for Everyone by Arthur Santoro

The Arch is for Everyone is an illustration by Arthur Santoro. This digital illustration is saturated in multiple orange hues counterbalanced beautifully with dark gray. The Arch is the focal point, but it is surrounded by local flora and fauna found throughout the park grounds, including London Plane Trees, robins, and prairie wildflowers. Emphasizing that the Arch is for everyone, the surrounding individuals are all diverse in age, race, orientation, and ability.     

About the Artist

Originally from Chicago, Arthur moved to St. Louis in 2018, where he pursued a BFA and MFA in Illustration at Washington University in Saint Louis. Since graduating, he now works as an illustrator, game designer, and collegiate lecturer of graphic design. When he's not in the studio, Arthur enjoys hiking, rock climbing, and mixed martial arts.

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For You & Those Who Live Through You by Bee de Carona

For You & Those Who Live Through You is a collage by Bee de Carona. This digital collage is crafted from disassembled photos that Bee has taken. These layered photos of flowers, shells, irises, and butterflies are used to honor those who paved the path for us and to remember those we lost while working toward a brighter St. Louis. Anchoring this piece is the Arch, which holds space for both the known and uncelebrated narratives of those who spent their lives doing the work needed to strengthen our city by reframing how we define, build, and protect our community.

About the Artist

B.N. Blithe de Carona (Bee, she/her/hers) is a conceptual fine artist and Conjurist using grief, collecting, storytelling, and ritual to create work that seeks to heal herself and other multiply marginalized people of trauma caused by the constant politicization and commodification of their very existence. Though a primarily self-taught artist, de Carona studied Public and Political Communication, Rhetoric and Sculpture at Truman State University. Her work reflects themes of Blackness, queer femme identity, religious trauma, and radical self-actualization. She was born and raised in St. Louis, MO and currently resides in South City St. Louis.

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Afternoon at the Arch by Julie Barbeau

Afternoon at the Arch is a relief print by Julie Barbeau. This beautiful black and white print depicts an imagined view of the Arch with park visitors lounging about and enjoying the grounds. Surrounded by London Plane Trees, the Arch towers above them. Inspired by Medieval tapestries, Julie weaves the past and the present together, allowing the viewer to create their own stories about the figures.

About the Artist

Julie Barbeau is an American artist, who focuses on oil painting and relief printmaking—especially linocut prints. She graduated with an MFA in Painting from the New York Academy of Art. She earned her undergraduate degrees from the University of Missouri in Journalism and German. A lifelong artist, Julie explores chaos and order and the human experience through implied narratives and symbolism. She has a deep interest in all eras of art history. In 2022 she moved back to the St. Louis area to be closer to family and is enjoying exploring the local art and theatre scenes.

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A Beautiful Day at the Arch by Mark Hurd

A Beautiful Day at the Arch is an illustration by Mark Hurd. This color-drenched digital illustration is an imagined view of the Old Courthouse and the Arch. The viewer is drawn up the rainbow steps, through the Arch, and on through to the Old Courthouse. By taking photos and reducing them to their simplest form and color, Mark creates an impressionist work that vibrates with energy and striking hues.

About the Artist

Mark Hurd was born in 1963 in St. Charles, Missouri and received a BFA in Graphic Communications at Washington University in 1987. For 22 years, Hurd worked in advertising as an Art Director for Famous Barr/May Company in the Railway Exchange Building in St. Louis.

Hurd's artwork is dominated by architectural themes and landscapes that incorporate bright vivid colors and contrast. He creates his art using a unique creative technique that utilizes his photography by drawing, coloring individual shapes, and then layering those shapes together digitally to create what he calls Graphic Impressionism.

Hurd has won numerous awards, including 12 Best in Digital, Best in Photography, and Best in Graphics at art fairs and group gallery exhibitions. His work hangs in numerous corporate and private collections through the United States, but especially in St. Louis and Chicago.

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The Arch is for Everyone by Michael Anderson

The Arch is for Everyone is a digitized oil painting by Michael Anderson. Michael depicts the Arch and Old Courthouse from the Illinois side of the Mississippi River, offering a unique perspective that draws the viewer into the park grounds. Inspired by the thousands of children that come to the Arch each year, the subjects of his painting point the way to a brighter and more just future.

About the Artist

Based in Belleville, IL, Michael Anderson’s artistic practice spans decades. He established Michael Anderson Studio in 1983 to create commercial illustrations, fine art, and commissioned projects for a wide array of clients. Michael’s paintings have been displayed in 14 solo exhibitions. His works are included in numerous public and private collections and have been shown in galleries, museums and dozens of juried group shows.

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