Spider Rock stands with awesome dignity and beauty
over 800 feet high in Arizona's colourful Canyon de Chelly National
Park. Windblown sand swirled and compressed with time created the
spectacular red sandstone monolith. Long ago, the Dine (Navajo) Indian
tribe named it Spider Rock.
Another series of watercolors working to achieve a minimalist feel. A fun way to bust
loose and explore with watercolors using quick strokes with a Japanese
writing brush on rough watercolor paper. 15" x 22" image size, unframed.
Perfect for home or office.
Image was photographed to represent original colors, but your monitor colors may vary the colors slightly.
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