30 x 37 in. (76.2 x 94 cm.) A Chromolithograph published by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. According to Nancy K. Anderson, this print was used by the Railroad as a promotional gift. The ...

Thomas Moran, to document the area. Their images helped influence Congress to make Yellowstone the first National Park. Smithsonian American Art Museum Rainbow over the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone ...

An imaginary journey through the beautiful landscapes of the United States, immortalized by some of the most iconic painters and photographers of the "New World".

Park sites such as Grand Canyon, Dinosaur, and Death Valley embraced ... In the 19th century, the grand landscape paintings of artists such as Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran helped popularize ...

The two men were climbing a canyon wall when ... from form of record-keeping into an art form. Towards the end of his life, the painter Thomas Moran wrote: "It has often occurred to me as a ...

Edward Moran was an American artist known for his marine art and his depictions of ... His notable peers included his brothers Thomas Moran, Edward Percy Moran, John Leon Moran, Peter Moran, and his ...

DEEP in Wyoming lies one of the most stunning sites in the United States. Rising above Jenny Lake, jagged peaks dominate the skyline.  The Tetons. Towering over crystal clear lakes and the ...

We’re on a cliff roughly 3,500 feet above the Colorado River at the tip of the Great Thumb Mesa, a spectacular formation that thrusts out from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon like the bow of ...

Meanwhile, art aficionados should stop by the historic Kolb and Lookout studios for exceptional views of the canyon. Recent visitors particularly appreciated the convenience of Grand Canyon ...

Other recent and forthcoming publications resulting from this project have been led by Boise State graduate student, Thomas ...

While many people are familiar with popular parks like Yosemite or the Grand Canyon ... Act into law after explorers and artists Thomas Moran, Henry Wood Elliot, and William Henry Jackson brought back ...