Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens: Original 36″ x 12″

$900.00

This painting combines two of the most spectacular sights on Earth: A majestic mountain peak viewed from a distance, and the Milky Way galaxy spread out across a night sky.

This art is for people who enjoy the crossover of representational and abstract painting.

With a color palette of black and white with subtle tones of metallic bronze and ice blue, this painting will add sophistication to any decor.

At 36″ x 12″, it’s the perfect size for hanging on a narrow wall in your home.

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Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens

Mt. St. Helens is famed for its major eruption on May 18, 1980.

This is one of eight Milky Way mountain paintings, each featuring a different mountain peak in the Pacific Northwest. Above each mountain, the Milky Way galaxy sprawls across the sky.

Milky Way Mountain Paintings: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens
Painting by Cedar Lee: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens

This painting combines two of the most spectacular sights on Earth: A majestic mountain peak viewed from a distance, and the Milky Way galaxy spread out across a night sky.

Those familiar with this location will recognize the mountain by its distinctive shape.

Close-up detail of painting: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens
Close-up detail of painting: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens

Mountain peaks have special significance to certain people. Some of us are hikers, climbers or ski enthusiasts who have been up to the summit. Many more are people who live in the region of the mountain. The majestic sight of the mountain is close to all our hearts.

We always feel the excitement when we catch a glimpse of the mountain in the distance.

Close-up detail of painting: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens
Close-up detail of abstract painting to create a starry sky
I painted the magnificent Milky Way in an abstract art style. I created the billions of stars with paint drips and splatters!

These paintings of mountain peaks and the Milky Way will appeal to people who enjoy the crossover of representational and abstract painting.

Close-up detail of painting: Milky Way Over Mt. St. Helens
The painting continues onto the edges of the wood panel

All the Milky Way mountain paintings have a consistent color palette of black and white with subtle tones of metallic bronze and ice blue.

So, you can display them individually, or you can display them together, mixed and matched in any configuration!

Contact me with any questions about this painting!

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