This beautiful 18" x 24" watercolor canvas print of Longs Peak is perfect for your home, office, or gift for family and friends. Denver artist Mike Wilson painted an entire collection of 14ers watercolor pieces and has donated them to Cottonwood Institute to support our programs. This canvas comes mounted and ready to hang.

ARTIST NOTES: The most accessible (but still mind-blowing, and life-threatening) hiking route up Longs passes through the cirque on the right, through the Keyhole, and ascends the west side to the football-field sized summit. In this winter portrait, Chasm Lake is iced over. Better to climb Longs on that one day every summer when there are no thunderstorms.

This beautiful 18" x 24" watercolor canvas print of Grays Peak is perfect for your home, office, or gift for family and friends. Denver artist Mike Wilson painted an entire collection of 14ers watercolor pieces and has donated them to Cottonwood Institute to support our programs. The canvas comes mounted and ready to hang.

ARTISTS NOTE: The local Arapaho called Grays and its ridge-mate Torreys the "Ant Hills." In 1906, the ants arrived, in the form of tourists riding the Argentine Central Railway to the summit of nearby Mount McClellan. Though the trains have stopped, Grays and its 14,267' neighbor are convenient to I-70. Now new generations are toting their cardboard signs to the rocky summits and claiming two 14ers in a single, long day covering the 3,366' elevation gain and loss.

The Burchenal Family generously donated this framed William Matthews reproduction print called "Close Range" and this is print 17 of 50. The dimensions are 2' x 3' and will make an excellent addition to your apartment, home, office, or second home! William Matthews' fine art career has spanned over 5 decades and he is best known for his depictions of the American West. The William Matthews Studio in Denver is also including a copy of William Matthews' book. For more info, go to: https://williammatthewsstudio.com

This beautiful 18" x 24" watercolor canvas print of Quandry Peak is perfect for your home, office, or gift for family and friends. Denver artist Mike Wilson painted an entire collection of 14ers watercolor pieces and has donated them to Cottonwood Institute to support our programs. The canvas comes mounted and ready to hang.

ARTIST NOTES: Named by miners in the 1860s who were perplexed by a mineral they found on this mountain's side. I am charmed by the use of the word "quandary" by men who likely had little formal education. As a child, I witnessed the same use of half-dollar words by my own relatives who were born during that time.