6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, $50
This is the Honeymoon Cabin in Mineral King. Originally it was part of the resort at the end of the road. Disney bought the resort, and then abandoned the idea of a ski resort because Mineral King was incorporated into Sequoia National Park. They removed all the buildings except this little cabin. The Mineral King Preservation Society restored the cabin in 1986, and now it is a mini-museum. It is so very cute, and each time I paint it, it sells.
Yep. it sold, but I can paint it for you again.
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Hi Jana, My son and I have been “groupies” of yours (going to shows we know about, Creative Center, Tulare, visiting murals etc) since you gave him one of your pencil drawings at a Three Rivers art tour several years ago. (he admired it, but said he couldn’t afford it as he was a starving student) I think it was mosquito lake. I do not own a piece of your work as yet. I have lots (too much) of stuff on my walls that I love, also can’t decide where I would put your painting or drawing and which one I love best. Any way, I got a card at the Tulare show, “Snowy Sequoia VII” which I intend to frame and put with a “winter grouping” I put up in the winter time (if you consider central valley Nov-Feb winter and not just fog) in the living room. So just wanted to say I really enjoy your work and can spend hours looking at your website. Thanks
Thank you for speaking up, Sharan! So fun to hear about your son and Mosquito Lake. . . This winter, instead of stewing down in the fog, drive up to the foothills and enjoy some sunshine. It is shocking what a difference a few miles can make in the weather!
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