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Original Mountain Landscape Paintings Arrival | oil | 40 x 40 in
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Arrival | oil | 40 x 40 in

$4,800.00

Oil painting on cradled wood panel
40 x 40 in

When you first turn onto the road that leads to my small Colorado mountain town, it looks like the approach to Oz. It's hard to fathom a 20 mile stretch of highway through yak and buffalo fields, that dead-ends into a cluster of fourteeners--peaks above fourteen thousand feet high.

The effect is dramatic, and each time I make the approach I feel as if I'm arriving in some strange magical land where anything can happen.

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Oil painting on cradled wood panel
40 x 40 in

When you first turn onto the road that leads to my small Colorado mountain town, it looks like the approach to Oz. It's hard to fathom a 20 mile stretch of highway through yak and buffalo fields, that dead-ends into a cluster of fourteeners--peaks above fourteen thousand feet high.

The effect is dramatic, and each time I make the approach I feel as if I'm arriving in some strange magical land where anything can happen.

Oil painting on cradled wood panel
40 x 40 in

When you first turn onto the road that leads to my small Colorado mountain town, it looks like the approach to Oz. It's hard to fathom a 20 mile stretch of highway through yak and buffalo fields, that dead-ends into a cluster of fourteeners--peaks above fourteen thousand feet high.

The effect is dramatic, and each time I make the approach I feel as if I'm arriving in some strange magical land where anything can happen.