Framed Wyoming Art

The proximity to the Rocky Mountains and the High Plains, presents tourists with a passion for the great outdoors with great recreational opportunities. The highest mountaintop is Gannett Peak, towering at almost 14,000 feet and it is one of the most photographed statewide. There are dozens of Framed Wyoming Art celebrating its impressive stature, with these images having the entire Wind River Mountain Range in the background. Mountaineers will also have the chance of exploring the Snowy Range, which are actually a part of the Colorado Rockies.

Framed Wyoming Art also emphasizes the charm of the Teton Range with painters such as Robert Wood capturing their beauty on canvas. High-resolution photos of aspen trees in autumn and forests of hawthorn trees abound in vibrant colors and can bring any interior to life. Fast flowing creeks, rivers and crystal-clear lakes are also featuring in artwork, with majestic mountains reflecting in their waters. Snake River and Leigh Lake are two such examples and a popular destination for amateur fishermen.