On a hazy autumn day I hiked up the Caps Ridge Trail toward the spine of the Presidential Range. Turning south, I wandered to the Gulfside Trail where I set up my easel and painted the view of the peaks below Mount Washington. It was a glorious day - chilly but not too windy, some sun now and then, and just enough fall color to keep things interesting. Hikers passed by, looking over my shoulder, and I painted for hours, lost in the flow.
On a hazy autumn day I hiked up the Caps Ridge Trail toward the spine of the Presidential Range. Turning south, I wandered to the Gulfside Trail where I set up my easel and painted the view of the peaks below Mount Washington. It was a glorious day - chilly but not too windy, some sun now and then, and just enough fall color to keep things interesting. Hikers passed by, looking over my shoulder, and I painted for hours, lost in the flow.
On a hazy autumn day I hiked up the Caps Ridge Trail toward the spine of the Presidential Range. Turning south, I wandered to the Gulfside Trail where I set up my easel and painted the view of the peaks below Mount Washington. It was a glorious day - chilly but not too windy, some sun now and then, and just enough fall color to keep things interesting. Hikers passed by, looking over my shoulder, and I painted for hours, lost in the flow.
On a hazy autumn day I hiked up the Caps Ridge Trail toward the spine of the Presidential Range. Turning south, I wandered to the Gulfside Trail where I set up my easel and painted the view of the peaks below Mount Washington. It was a glorious day - chilly but not too windy, some sun now and then, and just enough fall color to keep things interesting. Hikers passed by, looking over my shoulder, and I painted for hours, lost in the flow.

"Ridgeline Calm," 8x10 inch oil painting on panel (SOLD)

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$ 400

On a hazy autumn day I hiked up the Caps Ridge Trail toward the spine of the Presidential Range. Turning south, I wandered to the Gulfside Trail where I set up my easel and painted the view of the peaks below Mount Washington. It was a glorious day - chilly but not too windy, some sun now and then, and just enough fall color to keep things interesting. Hikers passed by, looking over my shoulder, and I painted for hours, lost in the flow.

  • 8 x 10 inch oil on panel
  • framed in a 9 x 11 inch hardwood float frame
  • signed by the artist
  • wired and ready to hang
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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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