The Tetons and the Snake River

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The Tetons and the Snake River is a famous black-and-white landscape photograph by Ansel Adams depicting the Snake River winding before the dramatic peaks of the Teton Range in Grand Teton National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf black-and-white photograph
landscape photograph
photograph
collection Library of Congress
U.S. National Archives
color black-and-white
commissionedBy U.S. Department of the Interior
copyrightStatus public domain
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Ansel Adams
creatorNationality American
depicts Grand Teton National Park
Snake River
Teton Range
depictsFeature dramatic sky
meandering river
snow-capped peaks
documentedIn Ansel Adams catalogues raisonnés
linked to: Ansel Adams

U.S. National Archives photographic records
genre landscape photography
hasHistoricalContext World War II era
hasInfluenceOn American landscape photography
hasMedium gelatin silver print
hasPerspective elevated viewpoint
hasSubjectHeading Grand Teton National Park (Wyo.)
Snake River (Wyo.-Wash.)
linked to: Snake River

Teton Range (Wyo.)
linked to: Teton Range
hasTitle The Tetons and the Snake River
inception 1942
isFamousFor dramatic composition of river and mountains
high contrast black-and-white tonality
languageOfTitle English
locationShown Grand Teton National Park
Snake River
Teton Range
Wyoming
movement Group f/64
notableWorkOf Ansel Adams
partOfSeries U.S. National Parks photographs by Ansel Adams
photographer Ansel Adams
setInProtectedArea Grand Teton National Park
subject Snake River
Teton Range
mountain landscape
river landscape

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Ansel Adams notableWork The Tetons and the Snake River
The Tetons and the Snake River hasTitle The Tetons and the Snake River