Kent Monkman's <i>Trappers of Men</i>.  While I enjoy the landscape, the
characters in this painting are even more striking.  There's one guy
fighting with a horse, another pulling someone out of the water, someone
else walking on water, and a few wearing odd costumes.  It's too that
even with the full sized image it's impossible to easily identify what
the characters are doing.  The only web page that mentions this painting
lists the characters (but not what they're doing): "Notable characters
(from left to right) include: Edward Curtis and models, Miss Chief Eagle
Testickle, Piet Mondrian, Jackson Pollock, George Catlin, Lone Dog and
his winter count (buffalo hide), Bruce Bailey Esq., Whistlejacket, Lewis
and Clark, and Alexander Mackenzie."