“Whisper Of Spring Yet To Come”
“By late May there is still plenty of snow especially at higher elevations in the mountains. Between Copper Mountain, Colorado, and Leadville, this old mining road marks the trailhead for Mayflower Gulch. Steeped in mining history this rough, worn road slowly climbs to timberline where remnants of mining cabins and equipment dot the tundra of what is referred to as the Mayflower Amphitheater, a ring of striking, jagged peaks. Here and there, snowmelt has begun leaving scattered snow piles and puddles reflecting the gleam of the late day sun which also highlights a swath of leafless, maroon-lavender willows soon to bud with the first touches of spring. This time of year, there is rarely a hiker around, thus utter stillness. Peace and calm at the end of the day.” Darcie Peet
“Whisper Of Spring Yet To Come”
Darcie Peet
oil 24″ x 24″
$5,300
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Whisper of Spring Yet to Come 24 x 24 Oil, was recently awarded “Finalist” in the Landscape Category of the 18th Annual Art Renewal Center International Competition out of over 3500 entrants.
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