Longs Peak, Rocky Mountains: Framed Micro Painted Quarter
This is a framed oil painted coin of Longs Peak of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado. In this painting, the snowy mountain rises up before a plethora of evergreen trees. The sky is a vibrant blue which softens toward the horizon. The mountain is painted in shades of gray, blue, white, yellow, and pink.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free mat board and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
If you would like to hang this on a wall, please email me upon purchasing, and I’ll complimentarily install a wire on the back for wall-hanging.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and high-gloss varnish.
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
LONGS PEAK and ROCKY MOUNTAINS:
Longs Peak is the highest peak (14,259 feet) in Rocky Mountain National Park and the northernmost “fourteener” in Colorado. (Source: Britannica.)
The Rocky Mountains is the largest mountain system in North America. It spans several states in the United States, including much of Colorado. (Source: Uncover Colorado.)
The Rocky Mountains formed 80 million to 55 million years ago when a number of plates began sliding underneath the larger North American plate. The angle of reduction was somewhat shallow, which resulted in a vast belt of mountains running through western North America. Further tectonic activity and erosion by glaciers eventually sculpted the Rockies into the striking peaks and valleys we have today.
National parks, public parks, and national forest lands protect much of the mountain range. They are popular tourist destinations for hiking, backpacking, biking, camping, mountaineering, fishing, hunting, skiing, and snowboarding.
COLOR MATCH QUEEN:
I’m known as the Color Match Queen of social media because I have the skill of mimicking colors realistically with my paint.
ENVIRONMENTAL:
I pursue high-efficiency, low waste art making methods because I care about the environment.
I’m certain you’ll be pleased with the quality of this product. Please contact me to request additional international shipping options.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
This is a framed oil painted coin of Longs Peak of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado. In this painting, the snowy mountain rises up before a plethora of evergreen trees. The sky is a vibrant blue which softens toward the horizon. The mountain is painted in shades of gray, blue, white, yellow, and pink.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free mat board and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
If you would like to hang this on a wall, please email me upon purchasing, and I’ll complimentarily install a wire on the back for wall-hanging.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and high-gloss varnish.
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
LONGS PEAK and ROCKY MOUNTAINS:
Longs Peak is the highest peak (14,259 feet) in Rocky Mountain National Park and the northernmost “fourteener” in Colorado. (Source: Britannica.)
The Rocky Mountains is the largest mountain system in North America. It spans several states in the United States, including much of Colorado. (Source: Uncover Colorado.)
The Rocky Mountains formed 80 million to 55 million years ago when a number of plates began sliding underneath the larger North American plate. The angle of reduction was somewhat shallow, which resulted in a vast belt of mountains running through western North America. Further tectonic activity and erosion by glaciers eventually sculpted the Rockies into the striking peaks and valleys we have today.
National parks, public parks, and national forest lands protect much of the mountain range. They are popular tourist destinations for hiking, backpacking, biking, camping, mountaineering, fishing, hunting, skiing, and snowboarding.
COLOR MATCH QUEEN:
I’m known as the Color Match Queen of social media because I have the skill of mimicking colors realistically with my paint.
ENVIRONMENTAL:
I pursue high-efficiency, low waste art making methods because I care about the environment.
I’m certain you’ll be pleased with the quality of this product. Please contact me to request additional international shipping options.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
This is a framed oil painted coin of Longs Peak of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado. In this painting, the snowy mountain rises up before a plethora of evergreen trees. The sky is a vibrant blue which softens toward the horizon. The mountain is painted in shades of gray, blue, white, yellow, and pink.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free mat board and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
If you would like to hang this on a wall, please email me upon purchasing, and I’ll complimentarily install a wire on the back for wall-hanging.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and high-gloss varnish.
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
LONGS PEAK and ROCKY MOUNTAINS:
Longs Peak is the highest peak (14,259 feet) in Rocky Mountain National Park and the northernmost “fourteener” in Colorado. (Source: Britannica.)
The Rocky Mountains is the largest mountain system in North America. It spans several states in the United States, including much of Colorado. (Source: Uncover Colorado.)
The Rocky Mountains formed 80 million to 55 million years ago when a number of plates began sliding underneath the larger North American plate. The angle of reduction was somewhat shallow, which resulted in a vast belt of mountains running through western North America. Further tectonic activity and erosion by glaciers eventually sculpted the Rockies into the striking peaks and valleys we have today.
National parks, public parks, and national forest lands protect much of the mountain range. They are popular tourist destinations for hiking, backpacking, biking, camping, mountaineering, fishing, hunting, skiing, and snowboarding.
COLOR MATCH QUEEN:
I’m known as the Color Match Queen of social media because I have the skill of mimicking colors realistically with my paint.
ENVIRONMENTAL:
I pursue high-efficiency, low waste art making methods because I care about the environment.
I’m certain you’ll be pleased with the quality of this product. Please contact me to request additional international shipping options.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
