Grizzly Cubs in Autumn

Hello friends, art lovers and blog readers!   This ia Ellen Perantoni again, painter of the landscape in oil, posting a recent painting of an expansive scene in the Grand Tetons.  In the foreground it is fall with cottonwood leaves turned gold and the high grasses by the Snake River turning tawny.  Two grizzly cubs explore the flats, looking small against the  huge scale of the scene.   My main artistic influence is the Hudson River School, in this scene the air is so crisp and sharp that the distant peaks seem close.  But they are actually a world away in weather;  at their great height they are in the midst of winter.

My paintngs on this blog cover the United States east and west and back..  I hope you will enjoy the blog (and keep in mind the paintings all look a lot better than these digital photos).  My e-mail address is  eperantoni@yahoo.com  and you can see more of my work at a glance on
www.artwanted.com/EllenPerantoni

This painting is 36x36", executed on deep canvas 1-1/2" deep with the painting extended onto the sides. for a finished appearance.   I can frame it, or not, as the buyer chooses. This painting is $5200.   You can purchase it with PayPal or funds drawn on a USA based bank.  I will consider a payment plan or fair offer from a serious collector.

If you purchase this work form an internet digital photo and are not delighted you can return it for a refund within 30 days.  Most people think my paintings look much better in actuality, as they have a depth that digital photos cannot convey.  

Right now this painting is in my gallery in Sedona AZ, Back O' Beyond Gallery/Studio.  I  show this and other works from 12-5 Tuesday through Saturday, or by appointment.  The gallery address is 141 Back O' Beyond Circle, Sedona AZ 86336.

You  can also read more about me and Back O' Beyond Gallery/Studio on facebook, where I have a gallery page entitled with the name of the gallery.   Please call 928-554-4778 with any questions.

Have a great week!  I would love to hear from you.
 Best, Ellen