Mountain Lion in Grand Canyon 1914

"Mountain Lion in Grand Canyon" is a 1914 oil painting by American artist Thomas Moran. The painting captures a scene of the Grand Canyon's rugged beauty, featuring a mountain lion resting on a rocky outcropping. Moran is known for his landscape paintings of the American West, particularly Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon. The painting is a testament to Moran's talent for capturing the grandeur of the natural world and showcasing the diversity of wildlife that inhabit these landscapes. The painting is an example of the Hudson River School style, which emphasizes the sublime beauty of nature and its ability to inspire awe and wonder.