Collected — original sold
Mountain Landscape Art: "Peak to Creek" - Whistler Mountain, BC
$699.00 CAD
The work
The story behind the artwork
Mountain Landscape Art: Skiing the "Peak To Creek" in Whistler. The longest consistent run at any ski resort in North America. Amazing scenery, a great rush, and a lot of fun. As a skier, this is one of my favourites 7 miles/ 11km journey down. This painting captures the mood as the sun sets at the end of the day. This is an original painting that I recently completed. If you have a love for the mountains this one is for you.
Mountain Landscape Art: Original oil painting 20 x 30 x 0.75 inches Exhibition Canvas
At a glance
Artwork details
- Artwork type
- Original Oil Painting
- Availability
- Collected — original sold
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Artwork is carefully protected and insured for delivery. Vancouver studio pickup is available by appointment, and personal delivery between Vancouver and Whistler may be possible. Shipping elsewhere in Canada, the United States and internationally is arranged according to the artwork and destination.
Signature, authenticity and presentation
Original paintings are signed by Graham Watts, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and fitted with hanging wire. Additional photographs or a video viewing are available before purchase.
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The artist
Created by Graham Watts
Graham Watts is a Canadian oil painter based in British Columbia. His wildlife, mountain and Vancouver paintings are recognized for expressive colour, layered texture and dramatic warm and cool light.
Meet Graham Watts