A Miracle of Nature (Grand Canyon) by Thomas Moran
A Miracle of Nature (Grand Canyon) by Thomas Moran, painted in 1912, showcases the grandeur of the Grand Canyon through the lens of American landscape painting. Moran, renowned for his dramatic and vivid portrayals of the American West, captures the immense scale and breathtaking beauty of the canyon with his characteristic attention to detail and grandeur.
Thomas Moran (1837–1926) was a pivotal figure in American landscape art, celebrated for his large-scale depictions of the American wilderness. In A Miracle of Nature (Grand Canyon), Moran’s use of vibrant colors and expansive compositions reflects his deep admiration for the natural world and his role in promoting the conservation of American landscapes. This painting underscores Moran’s impact on the representation of the Grand Canyon and his contribution to the appreciation and preservation of the American wilderness.
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Where and When Made: United States, 1912
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Medium: Oil on canvas
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Full Artwork Name: A Miracle of Nature (Grand Canyon)
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Artwork Style: American Romanticism
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Current Location: Private collection or art print
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Subject/Topic: Grand Canyon landscape, emphasizing the scale and natural beauty of the canyon
