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"Green River, Mammoth Cave National Park"
An acrylic painting by Larry Eifert, commissioned by the Eastern National Park Association
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Estuary Press presents
a high-quality Giclee Print.
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We can also produce large prints of this image up to 40" wide on the narrow side.
Available framed:
Polished gold frame. (See info above) Double-matted with a white outside and 1/2" contrasting-colored liner.
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The Green
People say the Pacific Northwest is green, but then they usually haven't seen Kentucky. Now that's green. Mammoth Cave is eastern old-growth forest. Most is gone now, but the entire state once looked like this. In Davy Crocket's day, they say a squirrel could travel through the treetops from the Ohio to the Atlantic without touching the ground.
When asked to paint a mural of Mammoth Cave, I remember saying "forget the Cave, I want to paint the GREEN, the old-growth beach and oak forests that fill the surface of that great park. Okay, I'll added a cave entrance to make it work, but it was the forest that held my eye. Still does!
Larry Eifert
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"Green River - Mammoth Cave NP" #12703
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