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rocky mountain
i like the sun shooting through the cloudes

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Rocky Mountains, "Lander's Peak" - Albert Bierstadt - Google Arts & Culture

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indian culture
i like thr dark blue background

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A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie - Albert Bierstadt - Google Arts & Culture

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Albert Bierstadt was a skilled showman. Here, he reorganized Rocky Mountain landmarks, exaggerated their scale, and introduced dramatic weather to thrill a…

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Emigrants Crossing the Plains - Albert Bierstadt (1830 1902) - Google Arts & Culture

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In a nation committed to expansion and recently traumatized by the Civil War, Bierstadt's serene paintings of open, unpopulated vistas found enormous success. The artist's work soon became identified with the political doctrine of Manifest Destiny. Bierstadt traveled regularly throughout the frontier, returning east with images of a sublime landscape for rapt viewers.

Bierstadt's paintings were always carefully detailed records of western scenery, although the artist did not hesitate to alter the features of the landscape to heighten the sense of nature's grandeur or improve his compositions. It was more important that such paintings appear realistic to an audience that had never seen these natural formations. People raised in gentler eastern landscapes found the imposing scale of western topography alien and fantastic. Photographers and painters like Bierstadt communicated the majesty of the West and were instrumental in the creation of the first national parks.

This painting is unusual as an oil study: it is larger and more closely observed than most of his works on paper, but also has an immediacy not seen in his grandiose exhibition paintings.

After Bierstadt first visited the Yosemite Valley in 1863, he created a series of oil paintings that contributed to 1864 legislation designating Yosemite as parkland granted to the state of California. In 1890 Yosemite became a national park.

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Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley, California - Albert Bierstadt (American, b.1830, d.1902) - Google Arts & Culture

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In a nation committed to expansion and recently traumatized by the Civil War, Bierstadt's serene paintings of open, unpopulated vistas found enormous success. The artist's work soon became identified with the political doctrine of Manifest Destiny. Bierstadt traveled regularly throughout the frontier, returning east with images of a sublime landscape for rapt viewers.

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lake lucrean indian culture i like open land

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lake lucrean indian culture i like open land

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Best known for his panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, Albert Bierstadt began his career as a painter of European landscapes. In 1856, during a period of study abroad, he spent time in Switzerland and completed the plein air sketches he would later use to compose Lake Lucerne, the most important painting of his early career.

In the spring of 1858 he sent the painting to New York for the annual exhibition at the National Academy of Design. The picture caused a sensation. Bierstadt was hailed as a bright new star on the American art stage and was elected an honorary member of the Academy.

Bierstadt's painting offers a sweeping view of Lake Lucerne with the village of Brunnen in the middle distance and the alpine peaks Ematten, Oberbauen, Uri-Rotstock and St. Gotthard in the distance. Though an image of mountain grandeur, Lake Lucerne also contains numerous pastoral vignettes-a harvest scene near the center, a religious procession at the right, and a gypsy camp at the left.

One year after completing Lake Lucerne Bierstadt traveled to the Rocky Mountains for the first time. During the decade that followed he produced the western landscapes that brought him his greatest success. These views of the west, so often described as distinctly American, were born of Bierstadt's experience abroad and frequency duplicate the composition of the first of his large-scale landscapes, Lake Lucerne.

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Lake Lucerne - Albert Bierstadt - Google Arts & Culture

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Best known for his panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, Albert Bierstadt began his career as a painter of European landscapes. In 1856, during a period of study abroad, he spent time in Switzerland and completed the plein air sketches he would later use to compose Lake Lucerne, the most important painting of his early career.

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indian culture
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Landscape as a form of theater and spectacle culminated in 19th-century American art with the work of Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt. Both artists emigrated from Europe at young ages and went on to achieve success as interpreters of the American West. The new, epic landscape they depicted functioned as a national symbol of grandeur and promise, yet at the same time it served as rumination on the subject of nature and the divinity to be found within it.

Bierstadt first left the East Coast to travel west in 1859, accompanying a government-sponsored trip from Missouri to the Rocky Mountains. Compiled from close observation, sketches, and stereoscopic views taken on the expedition, Indians Spear Fishing portrays the West as a pristine, sublime wilderness that seemingly could be found only in the Bible's Book of Genesis. Within a compressed space, Bierstadt draws together barren rock formations, towering waterfalls, spindly trees, crystalline water reflecting rocky outcrops, and a peak that pierces the wispy and moisture-laden clouds, turning to mist below. In the brightly lit foreground near the shore, a boat filled with three Native Americans provides scale and identifies the location as unmistakably that of the West; the boat laden with furs spells the riches of the land.

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Indians Spear Fishing - Albert Bierstadt - Google Arts & Culture

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Landscape as a form of theater and spectacle culminated in 19th-century American art with the work of Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt. Both artists emigrated from Europe at young ages and went on to achieve success as interpreters of the American West.

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it looks like a pizza
cotton

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chinese culture
it looks funy

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Free and Leisure-10 - Yue Minjun - Google Arts & Culture

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YUE Mingjun, born in Daqing of Heilongjiang Province in 1962, now lives and works in Beijing. Yue uses theatrical structure to form the context of his work...

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Burke and Wills expedition - Sidney Nolan - Google Arts & Culture

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This is the first painting in Nolan's Burke and Wills series. It was created a year after the artist completed his first Kelly paintings. The painting depi...

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canadian culture fruit made fabules i like little things

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canadian culture fruit made fabules i like little things

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Tian Hongbo

Tian Hongbo grew up from an art loving child into an art professional who excels in miniature sculptures, clay sculptures, fine brushwork painting and decorative painting. With a stable and calm character, Tian is especially good at fine and meticulous brush or blade work. His captivation to this art form and exploration for years has helped him nurture a unique series of his own peach pit carving techniques.

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Fruit Made Fabulous: Peach Stone Sculptures by Tian Hongbo - Google Arts & Culture

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Tian Hongbo Tian Hongbo grew up from an art loving child into an art professional who excels in miniature sculptures, clay sculptures, fine brushwork painting and decorative painting. With a stable and calm character, Tian is especially good at fine and meticulous brush or blade work.

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its always been a place i wanted to go

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i want to go to his shack and visit

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Sir Ernest Shackleton's Expedition Hut, exterior, 2002 - Google Arts & Culture

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temple of herculese
liked the name

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Temple of Hercules - Google Arts & Culture

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Il tempio cosiddetto di Ercole, il più antico dei templi dorici sorti sulla collina meridionale, fu eretto tra la fine del VI e gli inizi del V secolo a.C....

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grizly always wanted so see a big tree

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[Section of the Grizzly Giant] - Carleton Watkins - Google Arts & Culture

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Carleton Watkins first photographed the base of the grizzly giant with Galen Clark, Yosemite's caretaker, in 1861. At that time, fallen branches so large t...

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ogasawarara

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Rock formation in Ogasawara - I love Photo and Apple. - Google Arts & Culture

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Looking Down Yosemite Valley, California - Albert Bierstadt - Google Arts & Culture

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yosmite vally  it lloks amazing