Where is "Looking up Yosemite Valley" by BIERSTADT, Albert?

"Looking up Yosemite Valley" is held in the permanent collection of Haggin Museum, Stockton, United States.

Which museum has "Looking up Yosemite Valley"?

"Looking up Yosemite Valley" is on display at Haggin Museum in Stockton.

Who painted "Looking up Yosemite Valley" and when?

"Looking up Yosemite Valley" was painted by BIERSTADT, Albert in 1865.

What art movement is "Looking up Yosemite Valley" associated with?

"Looking up Yosemite Valley" is a work of Impressionism & Modernism, painted by BIERSTADT, Albert.

Can I see "Looking up Yosemite Valley" in person?

Yes — "Looking up Yosemite Valley" is on permanent display at Haggin Museum in Stockton. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

BIERSTADT, Albert: Looking up Yosemite Valley

✦ BIERSTADT, Albert

🖼 Looking up Yosemite Valley, 1865

▣ Haggin Museum

◎ Stockton, United States

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Golden light floods a vast canyon as tiny figures gaze upward at towering granite cliffs and misty waterfalls rendered in luminous detail. Bierstadt's monumental landscape epitomized 19th-century American romantic nationalism, transforming Yosemite into a sublime wilderness temple that defined the nation's identity.

Albert Bierstadt

Peter H. Hassrick

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