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[River seen from above] by Frank Jay Haynes — VisualArtsDB

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[River seen from above]

[River seen from above]

[River seen from above]

Frank Jay Haynes

1881–1889

Dimensions: 12.7 Centimeters (Measurements) × 20.5 Centimeters (Measurements) × 13.4 Centimeters (Measurements) × 21.5 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Castle and Bee Hive Geysers

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Frank Jay Haynes, 1876

Grand Canyon from Inspiration Point.

Grand Canyon from Inspiration Point.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1881

Devil's Thumb, Soda Deposit. Yellowstone National Park.

Devil's Thumb, Soda Deposit. Yellowstone National Park.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1876

The Lone Star Geyser Cone. Yellowstone National Park.

The Lone Star Geyser Cone. Yellowstone National Park.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1876

Sulphur Mountain Hot Spring

Sulphur Mountain Hot Spring

Frank Jay Haynes, 1881

Cascade of The Gibbon. Yellowstone National Park.

Cascade of The Gibbon. Yellowstone National Park.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1876

Grotto Geyser

Grotto Geyser

Frank Jay Haynes, 1881

Trestle Bismarck Bridge.

Trestle Bismarck Bridge.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1885

Minerva Terrace

Minerva Terrace

Frank Jay Haynes, 1884

Giant Geyser Cone.

Giant Geyser Cone.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1876

Tower Falls and Canyon. Yellowstone National Park.

Tower Falls and Canyon. Yellowstone National Park.

Frank Jay Haynes, 1876