Moran Point Daybreak :: Fine Art Photography of Grand Canyon National Park

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+ Click image to enlarge Moran Point Daybreak :: #04020 < Previous Print :: Next Print >		Moran Point Daybreak During the 1800s as the national park movement was taking hold, artists and writers were largely responsible for capturing the imaginations of citizens, and the politicians that served them, in the densely populated eastern states. Artist Thomas Moran was a leader in this endeavor. His paintings were credited with spurring congressional protection of pristine western lands. Grand Canyon was a favorite subject during his illustrious career, and Moran Point was named in his honor. Available as Open Edition Gift Print Each 5x7-inch photograph is printed on archival paper. Prints are shipped matted to fit 8x10-inch standard frames, backed, and enclosed in protective sleeves. Each print is titled and signed by the photographer. An artist statement and biography is also included with every order. $25.00 + S&H Use your credit card or PayPal NOTE: For orders of six or more prints, email us for discounted volume pricing.