The Sangre de Cristo Mountains emerge through layers of atmospheric color—deep violet and indigo anchoring the lower slopes, rising through bands of warm rose and coral at the ridgeline, all set against a pale, luminous sky. This horizontal study captures the distinctive layered quality of New Mexico's high country at dusk or dawn, when the mountains seem to float between earth and air. This piece brings quiet drama to any space.
Acrylic on watercolor paper h: 8 w: 10 Simple white frame Signed on back
