| "Aye Beautiful, Truly Beautiful III" Watercolor, 28" diameter, 2005 |
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Lake Colden, from the Flowed Lands* B Heart Lake, from Mt. Jo, Spring C Gothics, from Pyramid, Summer D View from Cascade, Winter E View from Black Bear Mt.,, Fall F High Peaks View from the Loj Road, Spring G High Peaks View from the Loj Road, Summer H High Peaks View from the Loj Road, Winter I High Peaks View from the Loj Road, Fall J Traditional Tibetan Ring of Wisdom K View across Blue Mountain Lake L View across Barnum Pond M Blake Reservoir, from Whispering Pines N View across Meacham Lake *"My guides deposited their knapsacks in the shanty, and in a few minutes, we all stood on the margin of a beautiful lake. Aye beautiful, truly beautiful! A rosy light trembled on the water, which reflected in transparent shadow the bare savage cliff of Mt. Colden on our right, and the rich woods of Mt. McIntyre opposite, with a low leafy ridge to the north." Alfred Billings Street, "The Indian Pass: Source of the Hudson", 1866 |