Granite in the Sun

Painted from a plein air study made in the Beartooth Mountains—just south of Red Lodge—this piece is about that clean Montana clarity: cool air, blue sky, and warm light striking granite. The peak reads as a simple, commanding shape, with broken planes catching sun and shadow in a way only mountain rock can. The dark pines at the base provide a steady footing for the composition, while the sunlit stone carries the eye upward into the open sky.

Click here to see the plein air sketch that inspired this painting.

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