Cascade Canyon, with Mount Owen

7,493 feet
30″ by 34″     |     Collected     |     Oil on Linen

A great mountain is stately; it is the lord of all the mountains. Thus all the hills and slopes, forests and valleys, should be arranged around it; it is the chief of everything far and near; large and small. Its appearance is that of an emperor sitting majestically in his glory, receiving the courting of his subjects, but without any sign of arrogance.
-Kuo Hsi, Eleventh Century Sung Dynasty Chinese landscape painter.

Following Cascade Creek into the heart of the Tetons there are views reminiscent of the Swiss Alps; the greenery, the stream, the upward sweep to the lofty summits above. In this painting Mount Owen dominates and the Grand is seen to the left of it.

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