The Great Blue Spring of the Lower geyser basin, yellowstone - TM ; Prang's American Chromo. LCCN94515827
Thomas Moran · American, 1837-1926
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The Great Blue Spring of the Lower geyser basin, yellowstone - TM ; Prang's American Chromo. LCCN94515827, Thomas Moran (1875), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithograph-style print showing the Great Blue Spring in the Lower Geyser Basin of Yellowstone, with colorful mineral terraces in orange and yellow tones. A small group of figures stands at the far edge of the terrace beneath a striated sky, with a rocky bluff and forest on the left. The work is credited to Thomas Moran and dated 1875, published by Prang's American Chromo.
