Valley to Stinson Beach. Art Mount Tamalpais has been a common subject in California landscape painting. Painters who have made Tamalpais the subject of one or more paintings include Etel Adnan, Harry Cassie Best, Albert Bierstadt, Norton Bush, Russell Chatham, Edwin Deakin, Percy Gray, Ransome Gillett Holdridge, William Keith, Tom Killion, William Marple, William Birch McMurtrie, Gilbert Munger, Julian Rix, Frederick Schafer, Jules Tavernier, Nancy Wallace, Thaddeus Welch, Ludmilla Welch, Virgil Williams, Jack Wisby, Theodore Wores, and Raymond Dabb Yelland. Theater Broadway musicals are performed outdoors, several times each summer, in the stone open air Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre on the southern side of Mt. Tam. Popular culture Tamalpais is referenced in the state song of California, "I Love You, California". Beat Generation writer Jack Kerouac depicted scenes of Mount Tamalpais in The Dharma Bums (1958). Another Beat Generation writer, Gary Snyder, in his book Mountains and Rivers Without End, (Counterpoint, 1996), has a poem entitled "The Circumambulation of Mt. Tamalpais." Track 3 of David Crosby's first solo record release (If I Could Only Remember My Name, 1970), is titled "Tamalpais High (At About 3)". Mt. Tamalpais was the "undisclosed" filming location of the jungle scenes in the 2011 "Jaguar at Play" television commercial. In the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series by Rick Riordan, Mount Tamalpais is the modern site of several mythological locations, including the Garden of the Hesperides, the prison of Atlas, and Mount Othrys. Cookie Mueller, in her book Walking Through Clear Water In A Pool Painted Black, lists Mount Tamalpais as the location she goes with her friend Patrick to watch him perform a ceremony to evoke one of Beelzebub's footmen after collecting the necessary supplies from Anton LaVey, "America's foremost demonologist and devil worshipper of the moment". Mt. Tamalpais State Park is the home location of the apes in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes." A "Mt. Tamalpais State Park" sign can be seen as the apes return home from their hunting expedition early in the movie. Mount Tam is a major location in the Defiance video game. Originally it was built up as the community of Tranquility where Humans and Votans could live side by side but was actually an Earth Military Coalition experiment to create a virus to kill the Votans. After the Pale Wars, it became home to the Mutants, former EMC soldiers altered in terraforming blasts. The Earth Republic stratocarrier,