George William Warren composed a "Marche di Bravura" in honor of this work, and in its original exhibition it lay underneath portraits of Washington, Adams, and Jefferson. In its background, a plumeof smoke is blown to the ri
George William Warren composed a "Marche di Bravura" in honor of this work, and in its original exhibition it lay underneath portraits of Washington, Adams, and Jefferson. In its background, a plumeof smoke is blown to the right by a wind, and in its foreground a plant with red and blue flowers grows next to a bird with a long green tail. Next to a pile of dead branches in its bottom right is a tree on a bank whose roots hang in midair. The artist's signature is on a tree (*) trunk in its bottom left, while further away a group of houses and a church tower are on the edge of a lake. This work's central action occurs by a dirt path near a waterfall, where two natives kneel before a cross. For 10 points, name this landscape painting of the area near Mount Chimborazo, a work of Frederic Edwin Church.
George William Warren composed a "Marche di Bravura" in honor of this work, and in its original exhibition it lay underneath portraits of Washington, Adams, and Jefferson.
The Heart of the Andes