Pueblo at Sunset 1901

Thomas Moran’s 1901 oil painting “Pueblo at Sunset” depicts the American Southwest in a romantic, picturesque light. The artist, known for his depictions of the American West, captured the warm glow of a setting sun illuminating a Native American pueblo nestled in a rugged landscape. The use of vibrant colors and a dramatic sky adds to the scene’s grandeur, showcasing Moran’s skill in capturing the sublime beauty of nature. "Pueblo at Sunset" is a prime example of the Hudson River School style, known for its idealized and often monumental depictions of the American wilderness.