David W. Mayer's Landscape Paintings are Now Avalaible at
Trailside Galleries in Jackson, Wyoming

David has joined Trailside Galleries in Jackson, Wyoming and is currently showing a number of his recent
landscape oil paintings.  CLICK HERE to view the available paintings.
 

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David W. Mayer's Recent High Country Landscape Paintings

David has created several new large format landscape oil paintings depicting the type of dramatic high country
Western settings that are a favorite of his collectors.  

"Workin' Late at the Moonlight Mine"

"Workin' Late at the Moonlight Mine", Oil on Panel, 24x18                                                                                                                   AVAILABLE

For over 150 years, gold, silver, and uranium, among other resources, have been drilled, blasted and hauled from their hiding places in the Colorado high country. When the supplies were exhausted in one spot, the miners simply walked away. Some are still being worked, however, at least late at night when no one is around!

 

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"As Autumn Turns to Welcome Winter"

"As Autumn Turns to Welcome Winter", Oil on Linen, 30x40                                                                                                                   AVAILABLE

The transition from autumn to winter is a favorite subject of mine, as the rich colors of autumn begin to fade
and the light and shadow of winter take a more prominent role in the western landscape.

 

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"A South Platte Winter's Day"

"A South Platte Winter's Day", Oil on Linen, 24x30                                                                                                                          AVAILABLE

Perhaps the most senic winter river in Colorado, the South Platte River flows through 50 miles of the Platte Canyon and beyond before beng joined by the North Fork and then emerging from the foothills southwest of the Denver.

 

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"Early Summer at Odessa Lake"

"Early Summer at Odessa lake" Rocky Mountain National Park, Oil on Linen, 36x48                    SOLD at 2011 Greeley Stampede Invitational Art Show

Odessa Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park rests high in a steep subalpine valley defined by varied mountain terrain and sensational alpine scenery en route to this idyllic and much celebrated lake.

 

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"Approaching Timberline"

"Approaching Timberline", Rollins Pass, Oil on Linen, 30x40                                                                                                         AVAILABLE

Rollins Pass, adjacent to the scenic Peak-to-Peak Highway and the historic Moffat Tunnel, contains some of the West's most bountiful winter red willow fields just below timberline.
 

 

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"Spring in the Indian Peaks Wilderness"

"Spring in the Indian Peaks Wilderness", Oil on Linen, 24x30                                                                           SOLD at 2011 OPA National Art Show

The Indian Peaks, a continuation of the mountainous landscape that begins in Rocky Mountain National Park,
owe their dramatic sculpted form to the action of glaciers. The mountains contain a handful of remnant glaciers, considered to be the southernmost permanent glaciers in North America.

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