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1875
Thomas Moran's dramatic landscapes of the American West didn't just capture beauty—they helped create a national treasure. His vivid depictions of Yellowstone were shown to Congress and played a massive role in convincing them to establish the world's first national park in 1872. This stunning view features a colossal double rainbow arching over rugged, rocky shores and distant snow-capped peaks, perfectly capturing the 'sublime' awe central to the Romantic movement. The text at the bottom reveals it was published by L. Prang & Co., a Boston company famous for high-quality prints that brought these majestic, untamed wilderness scenes right into Victorian living rooms.
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