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Whitebark Pines – Wizard Island

December 28, 2007 Wilderness Walker

Commissioned by the Crater Lake Institute, this is the second mural I’ve painted of Crater Lake. I think I now have that “blue” figured out. Puzzles, cards and posters coming in summer of 2008 so stay tuned.

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Who Is This?

Sydney Fell, an early mentor of mine

  This is about a guy who has been painting nature for a very long time. From a museum family who made it clear this wasn’t a choice, but a privilege, Larry Eifert now believes he has more art in America’s National Parks and Preserves than any other artist.

2025 at Rainbow Overlook, Bryce Canyon National Park. One of the oldest surviving pieces of my art. (sign was originally white)

My muse, photographer and painter Nancy Cherry Eifert

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Recent Blog Posts

  • Gladys Lake – Olympic National Park
    I’ve been to this little slice of heaven many […]
  • 2026-8-26 Lillian Ridge Divide
    A new oil on canvas, 24″x 18″- with the […]
  • 2026-8-23 Alpine Paintings
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  • 2026-8-1 Red-breasted Sapsucker
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  • 2026-7-24 Tolles Road
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    2026-7 Meerkerk Gardens is in the Freeland/Greenbank […]
  • 2026-6-18 Two New Small Oils
    We’ve been working out in the West End of the […]

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  • Two Park Puzzles back for Christmas
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  • Rufous-sided Towhee Study
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  • Oystercatchers – Published January 2015
  • Royal Basin – The Upper Trail
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  • Bewicks Wren – Klamath Plum – a new painting
  • Owls in The Alder
  • Lime Kiln and Orca Whales
  • Port Angeles and the Elwha River Wall
  • Afternoon Light
  • Art in the Old-growth
  • Larry’s Mom’s Books Now Back in Print
  • Carson River Mural Beginnings
  • Another book from Larry Eifert’s Mom – “Journeys in Green Places”
  • Brown Creeper
  • Necedah Murals – Into the Forest
  • Red-throated Loons – My 48 North story for November, 2017
  • Malheur – Buena Vista Overlook
  • Yellowstone – Whitebark Pines Ecosystem Mural

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