St. Elias Alps c. 19th century

Theodore J. Richardson's "St. Elias Alps" (c. 19th century) depicts a serene landscape of snow-capped mountains and icy waters. The artist's use of soft hues and delicate brushstrokes creates a calming atmosphere. The composition focuses on the distant peaks, with smaller icebergs in the foreground adding a sense of depth and scale. Richardson's watercolor painting captures the beauty and tranquility of the Alaskan landscape, showcasing his skill in depicting natural light and atmospheric effects. The Minneapolis Institute of Art holds this small, yet impactful work.