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The Rocky Mountain School and Western Frontiers
Explain how Albert Bierstadt and other landscape artists portrayed monumental western peaks, waterfalls, and valleys.
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American Landscape Painting Across the Regions
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Discover how American landscape painters captured regional environments ranging from coastal waters and mountain peaks to southwestern deserts and midwestern farmlands.
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