An original acrylic painting capturing the majestic sweep of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico's highest range. This panoramic composition emphasizes the dramatic horizontal expanse of the peaks as they stretch across the horizon.
Acrylic on canvas Gallery wrapped with painted edges h: 16 w: 36 Unframed Signed on back Ready to hang
About the Range The Sangre de Cristo—Spanish for "Blood of Christ"—earned its evocative name from the crimson alpenglow that illuminates the peaks at sunrise and sunset. This mountain range forms the southernmost extension of the Rocky Mountains, creating a defining feature of New Mexico's landscape with its distinctive profile and ever-changing light.
