Mt. Katahdin, Great Basin from South Turner Mountain by Frederic Edwin Church, 1877 east river The adjacent Public Cemetery and

The adjacent Public Cemetery and Magnolia Cemetery extend a contemplative green corridor toward the Cooper River

personalised print of American White Pelican

Decorative border with images of cities from around the world

luminous landscapes and for meticulously observed field studies that fed his studio masterpieces

Decorative elements: The map is adorned with sea monsters and sailing ships

Mt. Katahdin, Great Basin from South Turner Mountain by Frederic Edwin Church, 1877 east river The adjacent Public Cemetery andFrederic Edwin Churchs Mt. Katahdin, Great Basin from South Turner Mountain (1877) captures the awe inspiring presence of Maines highest peak with the Romantic intensity that made Church a leader of the Hudson River School. Painted late in his career, the work unites precise, topographical observation with an elevated sense of drama: the triangular mass of Katahdin rises across a rocky foreground, while a luminous sky bathes the scene in warm, coppery