Jackson Hole, Wyoming 1973

Ivan Albright's "Jackson Hole, Wyoming" (1973) is a landscape painting of the iconic Wyoming mountains. Known for his meticulous and highly detailed realism, Albright's work often explores themes of nature, decay, and the passage of time. In "Jackson Hole," he captures the vastness and serenity of the landscape, employing a palette of warm hues and subtle brushstrokes to depict the rolling hills, grassy plains, and blue sky. Albright's signature style is evident in his careful rendering of the textures of the earth and the subtle changes in light and shadow. The painting offers a peaceful and contemplative view of the natural world.