Washington Pass – North Cascades Range

Washington Pass, in the North Cascades Range of Eastern Washington is 5477 feet high. It is dramatic and gorgeous. It was very inspirational, and once again I tried to paint a landscape. Happily, it looks like I succeeded. A certain set of determined cyclists like to ride up that ramp (followed by switch backs) to achieve the ultimate rush, getting to the top of a mile high mountain. You can’t see him in the picture, but my husband was on this road that day reaching for the sky. SOLD

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4 Responses to Washington Pass – North Cascades Range

  1. Sylvia Jenstad says:

    What an inviting painting!… so cool… I also like your ‘Elliott Bay’… and ‘Grazzano Visconti’… really cool

  2. PERUGINA ART says:

    You have captured what looks like a picturesque place. Very scenic and can imagine the rush riding around such a place.

    Your watercolour landscapes like your portraits are getting better all the time.

    Can’t wait to see what your impending Italian trip sees you painting when you get back. This is a great appetiser and preview for what is to come.

  3. MimiTabby says:

    Ah, Mauro mi sembri come un uomo con bel senso invece di qualcuno come mio marito, pazzo per la bici.

  4. Mauro Baglieri says:

    Is that gorgeous. Sure i wouldn’t see me riding up there – but i wouldn’t mind a walk. Beautiful place.

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