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Special | 56m 46s
Inspired by artists Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt, M.C. "Mike" Poulsen captures the waterfalls of Yellowstone on canvas. His work depicts not only the beauty of the falls but incorporates Native American history and spiritual themes, wildlife and the settlement history of the area.
Aired: 06/26/17
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