"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.
"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.
"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.
"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.
"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.
"Outcrop" is an 18 by 20 inch oil on canvas painting by Rebecca M. Fullerton. It depicts a craggy rock outcrop along the Franconia Ridge Trail between Mount Lincoln and Mount Lafayette above Franconia Notch in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Hazy mountains and clouds fill out the background.

"Outcrop," 18x20 inch oil on canvas painting

Price
$ 1,800

This painting is available exclusively through American Contemporary Art, an online-only gallery of hand-picked work by contemporary artists.

Even when we reach the highest ridge, the summit of the mountain, we feel compelled to climb up the last rock outcrop; that last nub of craggy granite from which we can survey our accomplishment. It's a deep seated instinct to be in high places. This painting depicts just such a rocky outlook along Franconia Ridge in the White Mountains on New Hampshire. The day was hazy and the light was slanting just so. The carpet of forests stretched out in all directions to be admired from this airy vista.

  • 18H x 20W inch oil on canvas on 3/4 inch deep stretcher bars
  • wired and ready to hang
  • signed by the artist
  • framed in a handmade dark wood float frame
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