This is a 36" x 48" acrylic painting based off an area in the highest part of the Chugach Mountains. Located in southcentral Alaska at the back of College Fjord in the Prince William Sound is an area called the Dora Keens. If you don’t know who Dora Keen is… you should look her up . In 1911, she was the first women to climb a mountain in Alaska. In 1912, when she was forty, Dora Keen was the first person to climb the tallest mountain in the Wrangells, Mt Blackburn. Later she lead an expedition in this part of the Chugach now known as The Dora Keens. I used photographer Charlie Renfro’s gorgeous inspiring photo as a reference for this painting.

Through exploring, I've experienced a humbling feeling that overwhelms me every time I am immersed in the wilderness of Alaska. This incredible place creates a powerful feeling that inspires me so much it fuels my passion & drive for life. It’s an honor to be able to experience and recreate it.

If your a lover of sliding on snow, this ones for you.

PAPER PRINTS

• Printed with professional grade Canon printers

• Printed using archival pigment inks

• All prints are signed

• Packaging: Art is placed in a clear sleeve to provide protection during shipping and then carefully tucked in a package reinforced with cardboard for rigidity.

• Shipping: Please allow up to 5 days for printing of paper prints and packaging before mailing.

METAL PRINTS

• Heated inks fuse into coated aluminum for vibrant, life-like images

• Gloss finish that is easy to wipe clean

• 3/4" Deep Inset Frame

• Ready to hang with a virtual signature included

• Metal prints can take up to 2-3 weeks

CANVAS PRINTS

• Museum-quality with archival inks & premium heavyweight canvas

• Wrapped tightly around 1 ½" thick wooden stretcher bars

• Ready to hang with a virtual signature included

• Framed Canvas has a black drop shadow wood frame

• Canvas prints can take up to 2-3 weeks