The Canada pavilion takes guests on an expedition across the country—from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean—exploring the cultural diversity of its scenery and its people. This poster created by artist Eric Tan features the pavilion's totem poles carved by First Nations indigenous peoples set against a backdrop of the Hotel du Canada, a French Gothic building reminiscent of the hotels that sprang up along the route of Canada's railroads during the Victorian era.

Created especially for Walt Disney World Resort 

• Artist: Eric Tan
• Lithograph on archival paper
• Comes with pre-cut double mat
• Ready for framing
• The Canada Pavilion opened with EPCOT in 1982

• Paper
• Matted size: 18'' H x 14'' W
• Image Size: 15'' H x 10'' W
• Printed in U.S.A.
• Produced by Cyclops Print Works

Eric Tan grew up in the sleepy town of San Diego raised on a steady diet of Disney animation and Star Wars films. His passion for drawing and painting led him to attend Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. For the past 20 years, Eric has been an artist for Disney Consumer Products team creating merchandise graphics for Disney, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Marvel. He resides in the tiny city of Sierra Madre, California with his wife, Stacey, son, Charley, and cat, Ramona.