Lewis and Clark at the mouth of the Columbia River, 1805, from 'Collier's Magazine', May 12th 1906 - Canvas Print

This wide panoramic scene sets the Lewis and Clark expedition along a sunlit sandy shoreline, where weary leaders confer over crates and rifles while guides and crew unload canoes in the soft light. Warm sandy tans and rustic browns meet cool slate blue along the calm water, giving the whole scene a quiet, determined mood. Lewis and Clark at the Mouth of the Columbia River, 1805 brings a sense of frontier history and adventure to a space, making it a fitting piece of wall art for a study, library, or den.

• By Frederic Remington, working in narrative American Realism oil painting

• Available as a canvas print, where the brushwork and earth tones come through.

• Complements rustic and traditional home decor with a historic, masculine warmth

• Lewis and Clark expedition scene in classic Western frontier art style