Pioneers’ Sunrise at Chimney Rock: Framed Micro Painted Quarter
Introducing "Pioneers' Sunrise at Chimney Rock" – an enchanting oil painting on the reverse side of the Nebraska quarter. This tribute to early pioneers and their reliance on Chimney Rock as a guide along the Oregon Trail is a remarkable masterpiece. The painting's precision is extraordinary, featuring an ox-drawn wagon with pioneers in intricate detail, showcasing their determination.
A vibrant sunrise graces the coin's sky, symbolizing the optimism that fueled these adventurers, with the year 1867 subtly raised beneath the paint to commemorate Nebraska's statehood. Meticulously crafted with a tiny brush, the portrayal of pioneers on this coin, one smaller than a grain of rice (shown in one of the images), captures their resilience. "Pioneers' Chimney Rock Sunrise" is not just art; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of exploration and human will.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free backing board, double matted, and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and triple-coat of high-gloss varnish. (Result is a gorgeous, enamel-like shine.)
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
CHIMNEY ROCK:
Chimney Rock National Historic Site, spire-like sandstone rock formation in western Nebraska, U.S., that was a major landmark along the Oregon Trail. (Source: Britannica.) First used as a landmark by fur traders in the early 19th century, it was a significant milestone on the Oregon Trail; to early westbound travelers, it meant they were near the end of the Great Plains and the beginning of the Rocky Mountains. The presence of a reliable water supply there made it a popular camping spot for the pioneers. The visitors’ center has exhibits on westward migration. Chimney Rock was designated a national historic site in 1956.
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. Take care.
Introducing "Pioneers' Sunrise at Chimney Rock" – an enchanting oil painting on the reverse side of the Nebraska quarter. This tribute to early pioneers and their reliance on Chimney Rock as a guide along the Oregon Trail is a remarkable masterpiece. The painting's precision is extraordinary, featuring an ox-drawn wagon with pioneers in intricate detail, showcasing their determination.
A vibrant sunrise graces the coin's sky, symbolizing the optimism that fueled these adventurers, with the year 1867 subtly raised beneath the paint to commemorate Nebraska's statehood. Meticulously crafted with a tiny brush, the portrayal of pioneers on this coin, one smaller than a grain of rice (shown in one of the images), captures their resilience. "Pioneers' Chimney Rock Sunrise" is not just art; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of exploration and human will.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free backing board, double matted, and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and triple-coat of high-gloss varnish. (Result is a gorgeous, enamel-like shine.)
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
CHIMNEY ROCK:
Chimney Rock National Historic Site, spire-like sandstone rock formation in western Nebraska, U.S., that was a major landmark along the Oregon Trail. (Source: Britannica.) First used as a landmark by fur traders in the early 19th century, it was a significant milestone on the Oregon Trail; to early westbound travelers, it meant they were near the end of the Great Plains and the beginning of the Rocky Mountains. The presence of a reliable water supply there made it a popular camping spot for the pioneers. The visitors’ center has exhibits on westward migration. Chimney Rock was designated a national historic site in 1956.
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. Take care.
Introducing "Pioneers' Sunrise at Chimney Rock" – an enchanting oil painting on the reverse side of the Nebraska quarter. This tribute to early pioneers and their reliance on Chimney Rock as a guide along the Oregon Trail is a remarkable masterpiece. The painting's precision is extraordinary, featuring an ox-drawn wagon with pioneers in intricate detail, showcasing their determination.
A vibrant sunrise graces the coin's sky, symbolizing the optimism that fueled these adventurers, with the year 1867 subtly raised beneath the paint to commemorate Nebraska's statehood. Meticulously crafted with a tiny brush, the portrayal of pioneers on this coin, one smaller than a grain of rice (shown in one of the images), captures their resilience. "Pioneers' Chimney Rock Sunrise" is not just art; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of exploration and human will.
DETAILS:
The coin has been mounted on acid-free backing board, double matted, and framed. The frame has a fold-out easel and can rest on any surface such as a desktop, tabletop, or mantle.
Ready to display.
Quarter is approx. 1 inch in diameter.
Oil paints and triple-coat of high-gloss varnish. (Result is a gorgeous, enamel-like shine.)
Black frame is 4x4 inches.
Acid-free double-matting.
Certificate of authenticity included.
CHIMNEY ROCK:
Chimney Rock National Historic Site, spire-like sandstone rock formation in western Nebraska, U.S., that was a major landmark along the Oregon Trail. (Source: Britannica.) First used as a landmark by fur traders in the early 19th century, it was a significant milestone on the Oregon Trail; to early westbound travelers, it meant they were near the end of the Great Plains and the beginning of the Rocky Mountains. The presence of a reliable water supply there made it a popular camping spot for the pioneers. The visitors’ center has exhibits on westward migration. Chimney Rock was designated a national historic site in 1956.
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. Take care.
