Giclee print on baryta fine-art paper. Price includes premium frame with Museum glass 

• Image size 35 x 50cm
• Frame size 36 x 51cm

Ansel Adams (1902-1984) is perhaps one of if not the most famous American photographer, and for a plethora of reasons. A man of many talents, he was an avid environmentalist and used his work as a means to depict what he loved and gain support for the preservation of our national landscape.  Adams' work captures the breathtaking beauty of the American West; rugged, sweeping, and solemn all at once. Having been so passionate it's not hard to see why his pictures convey so much emotion; his love for nature echoes through out all of his pieces.

From the series Ansel Adams Photographs of National Parks and Monuments, compiled 1941 - 1942, documenting the period ca. 1933 - 1942.

-Distant View of Mountains, Desert, Shrubs Highlighted in Foreground, "Near Death Valley National Monument," California

-Looking across Lake toward Mountains, "Evening, McDonald Lake, Glacier National Park," Montana

-View of Mountains, "Near Death Valley," California

-Steaming pool in foreground, high horizon, "Fountain Geyser Pool, Yellowstone National Park," Wyoming.

-View with rock formation in foreground, "Grand Canyon National Park," Arizona