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The Early Snow In The Tetons - Trappers By Paul Calle

The Early Snow in the Tetons - Trappers by Paul Calle

Artist Paul Calle portrays what is best about the human spirit, as he celebrates the quiet courage and rugged dignity of a largely forgotten and unsung hero - the trapper of the early 1800's. With his art, Artist Paul Calle pays tribute to these mountain men who blazed trails through uncharted territories, discovered passages through mountains, navigated unnamed rivers, trapped lonely streams and generally lived a solitary life. Most died before the age of 35 with records of their exploits, discoveries and stories unrecorded.

Early Snow in the Tetons is a prime example of why Calle is known as "the Visual Historian." With its sweeping panoramic vista and unbelievable detail, you'll feel like a time traveler when you see this magnificent work of art.

"...In order to obtain prime pelts, the trappers had to wait for the return of cold weather to trap the streams. They worked through the fall, starting at the higher elevations and worked their way down until the streams were frozen solid and the beaver holed up in their lodges beneath the frozen ice for the winter. This painting is of that day when it was time for the trappers to find their own winter lodge." ~ Paul Calle

The Early Snow in the Tetons - Trappers by Paul Calle is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print. They have a 23-3/4 x 32 image size and are priced at $150 unframed.

Canvas - The Early Snow in the Tetons by Paul Calle is also available for sale as a numbered limited edition giclee canvas a larger 24 x 32 image size priced at $450 unframed.

Large Canvas - The Early Snow in the Tetons by Paul Calle is also available for sale as a numbered limited edition giclee canvas have a larger 30 x 40 image size and are priced at $760 unframed.

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Grand Teton National Park is an American national park in northwestern Wyoming. At approximately 310,000 acres or 480 square miles, the park includes the major peaks of the 40-mile-long Teton Range as well as most of the northern sections of the valley known as Jackson Hole.

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