As you break above treeline on the Crawford Path you can see the way ahead to Mount Washington, along with all the summits you must traverse to get there. Monroe is the final peak to be crossed (or walked around!) and it rises up like a horn of stone in front of Washington's building-topped peak. 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame signed by the artist wired and ready to hang
As you break above treeline on the Crawford Path you can see the way ahead to Mount Washington, along with all the summits you must traverse to get there. Monroe is the final peak to be crossed (or walked around!) and it rises up like a horn of stone in front of Washington's building-topped peak. 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame signed by the artist wired and ready to hang
As you break above treeline on the Crawford Path you can see the way ahead to Mount Washington, along with all the summits you must traverse to get there. Monroe is the final peak to be crossed (or walked around!) and it rises up like a horn of stone in front of Washington's building-topped peak. 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame signed by the artist wired and ready to hang
As you break above treeline on the Crawford Path you can see the way ahead to Mount Washington, along with all the summits you must traverse to get there. Monroe is the final peak to be crossed (or walked around!) and it rises up like a horn of stone in front of Washington's building-topped peak. 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame signed by the artist wired and ready to hang

"Monroe Before Washington," 9x12 inch oil on panel painting

This painting is on display at the Pope Memorial Library in North Conway, New Hampshire through June 2024. Stop by the library to see and acquire it. A portion of all sales go directly to the Library!

As you break above treeline on the Crawford Path you can see the way ahead to Mount Washington, along with all the summits you must traverse to get there. Monroe is the final peak to be crossed (or walked around!) and it rises up like a horn of stone in front of Washington's building-topped peak. 

  • 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting
  • framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame
  • signed by the artist
  • wired and ready to hang

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