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Mountain Prints has announced a fresh selection of original works, presenting a group of new arrivals that ranges from landscapes and wildlife subjects to abstract compositions. The gallery’s email describes the update as a curated collection of original artworks intended to highlight “exceptional artistry and contemporary vision,” and invites collectors to contact its art consultants for more information.
The announcement brings together a wide spread of media and formats. Among the paintings listed are Robert E Wood’s 'Edgemount Lake Wildflowers', an oil on canvas measuring 48 x 96 x 1.5 in; Charlie Easton’s 'Cavell is Always There', an acrylic on canvas measuring 48 x 60 in; and Kenneth Harrison’s 'Evans Peak (Second Study)', an oil on canvas measuring 36 x 48 x 1.5 in. Other new works include Fran Alexander’s 'New Adventures' and 'A Happy Heart', John Webster’s 'Watchful Eye' and 'Aglow on the Ridge', and Kathy Bradshaw’s 'Ode to a Mountain' and 'Bear Spirit'.
The roster also includes several pieces that extend the collection’s material range. Shannon Ford is represented by 'Big Blue Bear with Two Small Friends, I Wonder How This Story Ends' and 'Golden Child', both combining acrylic with lab-created stones, gold, or rubies. Tom Hjorleifson’s bronze sculptures 'Happy Bear (6/16)' and 'Got Swagger (8/12)' add three-dimensional work to the mix, while Dalyn Berryman’s 'Mystical Soul - Great Horned Owl' is described as driftwood. Other titles in the selection include Ann Murphy’s 'At the Foot of the Mountains', Corrinne Wolcoski’s 'Beautiful Feeling - Howe Sound', Pascale Robinson’s 'Study of Medicine Lake Sunset', and Cathryn Jenkins’s 'Thinkin' About Salmon (47/50)'.
Mountain Prints frames the release around scenery, wildlife and abstraction, with several titles drawn from mountain, lake and coastal subjects. Robert E Wood appears twice in the list, with 'Edgemount Lake Wildflowers' joined by 'Taylor Meadows (Garibaldi Park)' and 'Joffre Lake Run-Off'. John Clinton is also represented by 'Part of a Bigger Picture' and 'Bargain Bay'. The selection suggests a program attentive to nature-based imagery and to contemporary approaches that range from representational painting to sculptural and mixed-media work.
The email also points to related activity beyond the inventory update. It advertises a book signing with conservation photographer Paul Nicklen for his new book 'Reverence', scheduled in Whistler on September 13 at 12 pm, with a pre-order deadline of August 15. In addition, Mountain Prints notes that it offers free virtual installations so clients can preview works in their homes, and says its “Artist in Residence” program, developed in collaboration with the Fairmont, provides artists with studio space and accommodation.
The message closes by directing readers to the gallery’s exhibitions page for the latest schedule and ongoing events, while also encouraging audiences to browse further on social media. The core of the announcement remains the new works themselves: a broad arrival of paintings, bronzes and mixed-media pieces now available through Mountain Prints, including 'Edgemount Lake Wildflowers', 'Golden Child', 'Happy Bear (6/16)' and 'Thinkin' About Salmon (47/50)'.
