This painting is the view from an upstairs room in my home. A realistic, perhaps even impressionistic presentation, I call my style "Interpretive Realism." Port Angeles' Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic Mountains is a popular ski area in the Olympic Peninsula's Olympic National Park, which borders the Olympic National Forest. From the ridge one can look down on the Strait of Juan De Fuca, and across the strait to Vancouver Island and Victoria, B.C. The oil painting is in rich fall yellows, oranges and greens, with the mountains and clouds lit by the peach colors of the early morning sunrise against the early morning blue sky giving the promise of a sunny day to come.
Strong shadows contrast with the sunrise light. I have the privilege of living at the foot of these magnificent mountains and am inspired by them every day. Every day they show me a different attitude.
Painted on gallery wrap canvas with the painting continuing around the sides to the back edges, it can be displayed with or without a frame. It has a protective coating of artist’s varnish.
Materials: Oil paints, Gallery wrap artists canvas. Gallery wrap canvas is canvas stretched on a wood frame and wrapped to the back side where it is fastened not to show from the front or sides.
The corners are folded in to fit similar to a fitted sheet. Sealed with protective varnish.
Dimensions: 20" high by 48" wide (It is also
available framed. See details below.)
Weight: 7 pounds

Dimensions: 3 feet high by 5 feet wide
Weight:
14 pounds
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