Pueblo at Sunset by Thomas Moran
Description: Pueblo at Sunset is a painting by Thomas Moran, created in 1892. This artwork captures a dramatic sunset over a Pueblo village in the American Southwest. Moran’s use of vibrant colors and sweeping brushstrokes conveys the striking contrasts of the setting sun against the rugged landscape and the architectural forms of the Pueblo structures. The painting highlights Moran’s interest in the grandeur of the American landscape and his ability to evoke a sense of awe and majesty.
Thomas Moran, an American painter associated with the Hudson River School, was known for his landscapes and depictions of the American West. His work often emphasized the natural beauty and sublime qualities of the American wilderness. Educated at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Moran’s art was influenced by his travels and his engagement with the exploration and documentation of the American frontier. Pueblo at Sunset exemplifies his skill in portraying the dramatic interplay between natural light and landscape.
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Location and Date Created: 1892.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: Pueblo at Sunset.
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Artwork Style: Hudson River School, Romanticism.
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Subject/Topic: A sunset scene over a Pueblo village in the American Southwest, emphasizing the dramatic contrasts and the natural beauty of the landscape.
