Art Restoration Vintage Poster Art Gallery Find: Argus “Do Not Follow” (#887), 1970s

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery find—an inspiring Argus classic to spark bold thinking

Sourced from an art restoration vintage poster art gallery, this original Argus Communications poster (#887) distills courage and calm in one timeless piece. A quiet winter forest, photographed by George Herben, frames the celebrated mantra: “Do Not Follow Where the Path Leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.” It’s an uplifting, ready-to-frame statement that adds mid-century character to offices, studios, reading nooks, and modern gallery walls.

Printed in the mid-1970s on classic lightweight stock, the poster measures 14 x 21 inches. It presents in good vintage condition with light pinholes at the corners and tape on the back from prior display—authentic touches that underscore its lived history. The crisp snow, trees, and serene landscape introduce a minimalist, restorative feel to any space, pairing easily with neutral frames and natural textures while inviting daily inspiration to chart your own course.

• Authentic Argus Communications poster (#887), c. 1970s
• Photograph by George Herben; serene winter landscape
• Size: 14" x 21" (ideal for standard framing)
• Good vintage condition: pinholes at corners; tape on back
• Suits home office, studio, library, or art gallery display
• A thoughtful gift for design lovers and trailblazers

Make it yours and let its message gently push you toward bold, original paths.