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Yosemite’s Artistic Legacy
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The history of art in Yosemite runs deep. After the first-known sketches of Yosemite Valley were produced by Thomas Ayres in the 1850s, art began to flow from the park: Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Hill and many others captured scenery on canvas and camera, fueling a new wave of efforts to protect Yosemite and other public lands.
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Be Entertained at Yosemite Theater
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Adventure waits! Travel back in time to explore Yosemite history with iconic figures like John Muir, Florence Hutchings and buffalo soldiers, take a behind-the-scenes look at the life of Yosemite Search and Rescue, or join expert climbers high above Yosemite's granite peaks.
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Be Creative at Happy Isles Art and Nature Center
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Nurture your artist within! Paint or draw with the guidance of master artists as you create a one-of-a-kind memento to remember your trip to Yosemite. From expert-led workshops to open studio and private classes, there's something for everyone at Happy Isles Art and Nature Center.
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Want the chance to see your shots featured here?
It’s easy! Share Yosemite photos with us on Flickr, and tag your best shot with #yosemiteconnect. Winners will be featured online and in our monthly newsletter.
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Yosemite Conservancy
101 Montgomery Street, Suite 1700
San Francisco, CA 94104
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