(Mormon Hierarchy) LDS Church: Fraud Exposé Poster | 1995 vs 2020 LDS Church Logo History - Matte Vertical Wall Art

This matte vertical poster tells a sharp, investigative story. It lays out the contested origin of the LDS Church logos from 1995 and 2020, tracing claims that a young Tongan designer’s 1994 work was later adopted by the LDS hierarchy church leadership without his consent. The layout is direct and archival in tone—clear timelines, bold typography, and sober visuals designed to feel like a documentary exhibit. Hung on a study wall or in a reading nook, the poster invites quiet scrutiny and conversation. It’s for adults who follow religious history, design provenance, or institutional accountability, offering a durable, museum-grade print that holds up to close inspection and regular viewing indoors.

Product features
- Museum-grade archival paper resists yellowing for long-term display
- Giclée printing delivers bright, fade-resistant color
- Matte finish reduces glare and offers a subtle, light-absorbing surface
- Available in 46 sizes to suit varied spaces (indoor use only)
- Prints produced in USA, UK, or Japan on heavy 175–189 g/m² paper

Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.