| Date: | said to be 1880 |
| Medium: | oil on canvas |
| Size: | 30 x 50 in (76 x 127 cm) |
| Inscription: | said to be signed by Thomas Hill and dated 1880 |
| Verso: | said to be titled |
| Reproductions: | William K. Dick photo #106 (monochrome, undated) |
| Citations: | William K. Dick notes, page 63 |
| Attribution: | The style is that of Schafer except for the large number of foreground boulders, which are strikingly unusual. |
| Description: | A snow-capped stratovolcano with a single peak stands in the center in front of a river valley. The foreground is lined with large boulders; the trunk of a dead tree lies across one of them pointing upward to the right of the mountain. A grove of conifers on the left includes two that stand taller than the peak itself. (From a monochrome photograph.) |
| Identification: | William K. Dick's notes consist of a xerographic copy of an unidentified catalog page with the heading "Western Americana"; figure 44 is a reproduction of this painting. The photograph is of that reproduction. |
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