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I inherited this, was owned by my Great Grandpa and was purchased in Colorado near where Alfred Wands worked. I have yet to see another one on the internet, and cannot quite tell what the title of the piece is called (it is written on the bottom, I think it says "Largo Peak," but not sure). Any help or info would be greatly appreciated!!
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PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
Longs Peak is one of the 54 mountains with summits over 14,000 feet in Colorado. It is located in Rocky Mountain National Park. It can be prominently seen from Longmont, Colorado, as well as from the rest of the Colorado Front Range - First ascented in 1868 by John Wesley Powell.
Not sure if you seen this site :
http://www.askart.com/askart/w/alfred_james_wands/alfred_james_wands.aspx