Bryce Canyon, No.2, Utah by Laura Gilpin
1930 / Platinum print / 9 13/16″x7 7/8″ / Various collections,
including Toledo Museum of Art, OH
Tag Archives: National Parks
National Park & Recreation Month~ July 20
Royal Gorge, Colorado by Ernest Lawson
ND / Oil on canvas / 25″x30″ / Santa Barbara Museum of Art, CA
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 19
Grand Canyon by Hiroshi Yoshida
1925 / Woodblock print; ink and color on paper / 9 3/4″x14 5/8″
Various collections, including Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 18
Mather Memorial Plaque by Bryant Baker
1930-1959 / Bronze / Approximately 29”x34”
Various locations, including Grand Canyon National Park
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 17
Theodore Roosevelt by James Earle Fraser
1920 / Bronze / Without base: 9 1/2″x10 1/2″x8 1/4″ / National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, DC
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 16
John Muir by Orlando Rouland
c.1917 / Oil on canvas / 36 1/2″x28 1/2″ / National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, DC
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 15
Saint Marys Lake, Glacier National Park by John Fery
ND / Oil on canvas / 45″x72″ / Montana Historical Society, Helena, MT
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 14
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Young: First Black U.S. National Park Superintendent
1916 / Photograph from glass negative / Various collections, including the
National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, Wilberforce, OH
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 13
Enos Abijah Mills: Father of Rocky Mountain National Park
Photograph from Denver Public Library Special Collections & Archives
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National Park & Recreation Month~ July 12
Zion Valley by Thomas Moran
c.1900 / Watercolor on paper / 8 7/16″x5 7/8″
Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art, Tulsa, OK
The Misty Miss Christy 