Howard Terpning was born in 1927 in Oak Park, IL. He is an American painter and illustrator best known for his paintings of Native Americans. He is considered a true master by his peers, collectors, and admirers of the American west. Terpning's works are centered around what you'd call the wild west. Howard Terpning sought something more than awards and accolades. It was the desire to keep the history, heritage, and culture of the American Indian alive through his paintings. They are stories waiting to be told. Howard Terpning is one of the few artists who lived to see their work sell for more than a million dollars in their lifetime. 

Early trappers and explorers moving across unknown mountain countries dreaded the prospect of getting lost, particularly in winter snow, and finding themselves trapped by a deadly storm. Here, with the aid of Indian guides and a spyglass, such a party of mountain men seeks a pass that will take them across the mountains and down to what they hope will be a more benign environment on the other side.

Medium:  Print on Paper

Edition: of 1000

Signature: Hand Signed by the Artist

Image Size: 32.5" x  24"

Frame Size: 40" x 32" x 1"

Year of Publishing: 1988

Frame: This item is sold framed. Since it has been previously displayed the frame may have minor imperfections. Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Should you prefer this piece unframed we can significantly reduce the sales price due to reduced shipping charges. 

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