Under the Red Wall 

Thomas Moran's "Under the Red Wall" showcases his signature style of Romantic landscape painting. Known for his depictions of the American West, Moran captures the grandeur of a canyon, with towering, red rock formations bathed in a warm, golden light. The use of deep perspective and dramatic lighting creates a sense of awe and wonder, highlighting the majestic beauty of nature. This painting, while undated, is representative of Moran's artistic career spanning from 1837 to 1926, where he contributed greatly to the understanding and appreciation of the American landscape.