collections relate to the over 11,000 year human presence in the canyons and mesas of the Pajarito Plateau. This gallery includes artwork by Helmut Naumer, Sr., who created pastels of park scenes and nearby pueblos.
collections relate to the subtropical wilderness and marine estuaries in southern Florida and include artwork by Sam Vinikoff. Artists represented in the collection include Mark Fletcher, Damien Joseph, Jacqueline Roch, and others.
collections relate to the geological and biological specimens collected from caves. This gallery includes artwork by William Howard Shuster.
collections relate to the park's deep blue lake, surrounding high cliffs, and its violent volcanic past. This gallery includes paintings by Paul Clark Rockwood that document phases of Mount Mazama's eruption. Artists represented in the collection include Eugene Kingman, Chris (Christian) Jorgensen, Craig Thomas, Gunnar Widforss, and others.
Death Valley National Park collections relate to the below-sea-level basin and the land of extremes. This gallery includes artwork by Calhoun Collins, John Hilton, and Robert Francis Williams. Artists represented in the collection are Kathi Hilton, Chris Jorgenson, Edward Langley, Mary Liddecoat, Sylvia McGee, David Neufeld, Bill Radcliff, Helen Robertson, Paul H. Webber Jr., and others. Spanish Colonial Revival and California Mission decorative arts and furnishings are on view in Scotty's Castle, located in Grapevine Canyon 3,000 feet above the desert floor.
Everglades National Park collections relate to the subtropical wilderness and marine estuaries in southern Florida and include artwork by Walter Alois Weber. Artists represented in the collection include Thomas P. Bernard, Richard F. Deckert, Edward J. Glannon, Charley Harper, Helga Raftery, and others.
Grand Canyon National Park collections document early explorers and miners, the modern tourism industry, and the archeology and natural history of the park. Artwork in this gallery is by Louis Akin, Ralph Love, Thomas Moran, Charles Doman Robinson, Gunnar Widforss, Robert F. Williams, and Hiroshi Yoshida. Artists represented in the collection include Mary Ogden Abbott, Kevin Adams, Karen Ahlgren, Bruce Aiken, Roy Andersen, Jules Baumann, Carl Oscar Borg, Ferdinand Burgdorff, Howard Russell Butler, Jennifer Sullivan Carney, John D. Cogan, Arthur E. Demaray, Lorna M. Durfey, Hurlstone Fairchild, Gene Foster, Robert Goldman, Carl Hoermann, Chris Jorgensen, Fred Kabotie, Robert E. Smith, and others.
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park fine arts collections depict the island's tropical beauty and natural phenomena. Artwork in this gallery is by D. Howard Hitchcock and Lloyd Sexton, Jr. Artists represented in the collection include Donald M. Black, Charles Furneaux, William Hartman, H. Kawainui Kane, Wesley Kanetake, Paul Martin, Ann Rathbun, Paul Rockwood, Jules Tavernier, William Twigg-Smith, Lionel Walden, and others.
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial collections document St. Louis' role in the Westward Expansion of the United States during the nineteenth century. Artwork in this gallery is by Thomas Moran. Artists represented in the collection include Carl Bodmer, Oscar Berninghaus, Lee Brubaker, Leon De Pomarede, Stanley Del, Ferdinand V. Hayden, Benno Jansenn, Joseph John Jones, William Macy, Beaman Meacham, Charles A. Morgenthaler, James Mulcahy, Joseph Pennell, Fernand Quesne, Siegfried Reinhardt, Paul Rockwood, and others.
Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park artwork in this gallery is by William Bradford and D. Howard Hitchcock. See the Hudson River School gallery for artists represented in the collection.
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Program artwork in this gallery is by Eugene Kingman, Thomas Moran, and Walter Alois Weber.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site collections relate to President Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill, his home in Oyster Bay, New York that served as the "Summer White House" from 1902 to 1908. This gallery includes work by Lucien Whiting Powell. Artists
represented in the collection include Carter J. Beard, Francis Soule Campbell, John Carlin, Howard Christy, W.B. Closson, Adrian De Groot, Alexander Drysdale, Albrecht Durer, Fedor Encke, Daniel Huntingdon, Mabel La Farge, Julian Lamar, Pinckney Marcius-Simons , Frederic Remington, Carl Rungius, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Marcus P. Simons, Jay W. Weaver, and others.
Scotts Bluff National Monument collections focus on the history of the Oregon Trail and include photographs, sketches, and watercolors by William Henry Jackson, photographer, artist, and member of the Hayden Geological Expedition of 1871.
Yellowstone National Park collections document the cultural and natural history of the Yellowstone region. They include accounts of early pioneer experiences in the park, historic photographs, and works of art depicting Yellowstone's natural beauty. Artwork in this gallery includes Thomas Moran's field sketches, watercolors, and oil paintings. Artists represented in the collection are Charles Livingston Bull, William Chapman, Henry Wood Elliot, William Henry Holmes, William Henry Jackson, Charles Moore, James Everett Stuart, Walter Trumbull, John Henry Twachtman, Robert F. Williams, and others.
Yosemite National Park collections document the cultural and natural history of the Yosemite region and include historic photographs and ethnographic materials such as basketry, dance regalia, featherwork, and beadwork from the area. Artwork in this gallery is by Harry Cassie Best, Edwin Deakin, Mary Muir Hand, Thomas Hill, Christian (Chris) Jorgensen William Keith, Gustave Lijestrom, Thomas Moran, Chiura Obata, Charles Dorman Robinson and Gunnar Widforss. Artists represented in the collection include Thomas Almond Ayres, George Baker, Harry Cassie Best, Albert Bierstadt, William Bradford, Ferdinand Burgdorff, Constance Gordon Cumming, Jane Culp Edwin Deakin, George Fiske, Mary V. Hood, Chris Jorgensen, Thomas Laycock, Gustave F. Liljestrom, Mary Nimmo Moran, Andreas Roth, Sandra Rouverol, Frederick Ferdinand Schafer, Benjamin Willard Sears, James Smillie, Robert Williams, Theodore Wores, Hiroshi Yoshida, and others.
Zion National Park collections document the massive canyon where ancient native peoples and pioneers traveled. This gallery includes artwork by Howard Russell Butler and Frederick S. Dellenbaugh. Artists represented in the collection include Lynn Berryhill, William Henry Jackson, William H. Wagoner, and others.
