Grand Canyon Framed Art

The idea of preserving the Grand Canyon belonged to President Theodore Roosevelt who visited the place and fell in love with its beauty. More than 200 miles long and 18 miles wide, it is impressive on many levels and those who lay their eyes upon it for the first time are overwhelmed by a feeling of awe. The Colorado River is still diligently eroding the rocks, therefore shaping the canyon, which has been regarded as a holy place by the Native Americans who inhabited these lands.

Framed Grand Canyon Art highlights the beauty of the realm at sunrise and sunset, when a full spectrum of colors dazzles the eye. Due to low precipitations, vegetation is scarce but there are plenty of species of plants and animals who found a way to inhabit this arid land. As a part of the national park, the Grand Canyon is nowadays protected, yet millions of people are free to explore the surroundings and admire one of the top natural wonders of the world.