| Medium: | oil on canvas, lined |
| Size: | 20 x 36 in. (51 x 91 cm) |
| Inscription: | l/r "F. Schafer.", fraktur hand, in black |
| Verso: | n.v. (canvas lined, stretcher covered with paper) |
| Provenance: | private collection, Berkeley, California, by c. 1935; by descent to private collection, southern California. |
| Site: | View of Mount Hood, Oregon from the Washington side of the Columbia River. |
| Description: | A snow-covered stratovolcano rises into a cloudless blue sky above two ranges of grey and brown foothills. On the right, a figure stands looking at the mountain, on a trail along the top of a sheer wall of the Columbia River gorge. To the right of the figure is a standing snag, green underbrush, a grove of four or five dark green conifers, and boulders lying on a slope; in the distance on the right is a steep cliff. On the left side of the river is another sheer wall below a gently rising slope. On the river is a sailboat with a dark, square sail; in the distance there may be another sailboat. (From the painting, 7 December 1999.) |
| Identification: | Assigned, descriptive title. |
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