Monument Canyon, Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting,“Overlook” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

An unconventional interpretation of a monolith in Monument Canyon, Colorado National Monument. Pale colors, decisive, thick spatula strokes and the slightly foggy background diminish the harshness of this stark territory.

12"x16" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Cottonwood Trees, Devil's Kitchen Trail, Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, “Ballad of Time” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

These cottonwood trees standing alone at the entrance to a red rocks canyon have always fascinated me. They invite hikers to come sit in the cool, moist shade for a minute. Devils Kitchen Trail, Colorado National Monument.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting “Mt. Garfield” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

Wild horses thrive in the desolate canyons around Mt Garfield. They occasionally visit this lush little meadow, but generally prefer life away from man.

16"x22" Oil on Panel-Framed/ Available

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Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting “Walker Cabin” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

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This isolated homestead can be found deep in Colorado’s Unaweep Canyon. It was built by the Walker family in 1911, who were Delta County stone masons. As many as 11 children and grandchildren lived in this 30’ x 27’ cabin while additional family dwellings were being built. In addition, one room was usually occupied by the rural school teacher. Today, many people have living rooms that are 30' x 27'.

16"x32" Oil on Panel/Available

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