Rocky Mountain National Park paintings by Topher Straus
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Colorado national park artist Topher Straus paints Rocky Mountain National Park above Estes Park: striped peaks over autumn aspens beneath the stars, and the sheer face of Longs Peak.
“Rocky Mountain is home for me. This painting is my love letter to its vast skies, golden valleys, and ever-reaching peaks.”
TOPHER STRAUS, ON ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
The Rocky Mountain National Park paintings
Two paintings of Rocky Mountain National Park.
Where each painting stands
Every painting begins with a real place.
The Front Range
Peaks, golden valleys and aspens in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Longs Peak
The park’s highest summit above Estes Park in The Ascent, Longs Peak.
About Rocky Mountain National Park
Established in 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park covers more than 400 square miles of the Front Range above Estes Park. Longs Peak, at 14,259 feet, is its only fourteener, and its Keyhole Route is one of the classic climbs of Colorado. In autumn the aspens turn gold and the elk rut fills the meadows of Moraine Park.
See the work
Near the park
Topher’s studio is in Golden, about ninety minutes from Estes Park. Collectors can see work there by appointment.
A private viewing
Topher arranges private viewings for collectors, at his studio in Golden, Colorado or by appointment.
Arrange a private viewingSizes, editions and how each painting is made: collecting a Topher Straus painting.
Questions collectors ask
Which painting feels most like Rocky Mountain National Park?
Rocky Mountain National Park for its peaks, valleys and aspens; The Ascent, Longs Peak for its highest summit.
Is there Rocky Mountain National Park art for a large wall?
Yes. The Rocky Mountain National Park paintings come in sizes up to 90 in on the long side, on museum-grade aluminum.
Can you help with installation?
Yes. Across Colorado, we can refer you to installation specialists we trust.
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Your trail, your view from Estes Park, the summit you climbed.
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