Franconia Ridge, beloved by millions of hikers, stands high above the Notch, in the path of storms and exposed to the wind and sun. Its incomparable beauty is only enhance by clouds passing over it, casting shadows over its rocky ridges and forested slopes.
Franconia Ridge, beloved by millions of hikers, stands high above the Notch, in the path of storms and exposed to the wind and sun. Its incomparable beauty is only enhance by clouds passing over it, casting shadows over its rocky ridges and forested slopes.
Franconia Ridge, beloved by millions of hikers, stands high above the Notch, in the path of storms and exposed to the wind and sun. Its incomparable beauty is only enhance by clouds passing over it, casting shadows over its rocky ridges and forested slopes.
Franconia Ridge, beloved by millions of hikers, stands high above the Notch, in the path of storms and exposed to the wind and sun. Its incomparable beauty is only enhance by clouds passing over it, casting shadows over its rocky ridges and forested slopes.

"Clouds over Franconia," 20x30 inch oil on canvas painting (SOLD)

Price
$ 3,000

Franconia Ridge, beloved by millions of hikers, stands high above the Notch, in the path of storms and exposed to the wind and sun. Its incomparable beauty is only enhance by clouds passing over it, casting shadows over its rocky ridges and forested slopes.

  • 20 x 30 inch oil on canvas
  • gallery wrapped on 1¼" stretcher bars
  • framed in a handmade hardwood maple float frame
  • signed by the artist
  • wired and ready to hang

You can also get gorgeous 11x14" prints of this painting!

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Fine art painted by hand in the art studio of White Mountains landscape painter Rebecca M. Fullerton.

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