Vintage black-and-white postcard featuring an Ansel Adams photograph of the Grand Canyon from Hopi Point, Arizona.

Published by 5 Associates of Redwood City, California, with postcard number AA-134. The reverse credits the photograph to Ansel Adams.

The postcard is unused and unposted. It shows light age toning with minor edge and corner wear. Please review the photographs closely for the complete condition.

History

Hopi Point projects farther into the Grand Canyon than many neighboring overlooks, providing a broad panoramic view across the canyon and several glimpses of the Colorado River. Originally known as Rowe’s Point, it later became one of the best-known viewpoints along the South Rim’s Hermit Road.

Ansel Adams became closely associated with the American national parks through his dramatic black-and-white landscape photography. This postcard reproduced his Hopi Point view for the mid-century tourist and souvenir market.

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