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Mt. Shasta #1
 
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Mt. Shasta #1
  Acrylic
  20 x 16 in
  $750
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This painting was suggested by a photograph I took (one of MANY) on a recent trip to see Mt. Shasta.  I fell in love with this gorgeous mountain.  On the first night, it snowed up high.  So my first sight of her was like this--no visible top!
 
 
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