LAST DOLLAR ROAD by Jon Crane -- Fine Art Watercolors

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LAST DOLLAR ROAD by Jon Crane -- Fine Art WatercolorsLast Dollar Road winding along the left side of this image was a toll road near Telluride. In the 1800s it was a toll road that went over Dallas Divide. When the Miners went to town they always had to save a dollar for the toll. It was often their last dollar. Try framing it using an antique silver dollar in the design.

Formerly named Harney Peak

The Anderson family homestead cabin in the northern Black Hills of South Dakota

and for a while get back to simpler times

It’s fun to speculate about how long ago these iris were planted

This scene is a winter version of a summer piece you might recognize

Mystic Chapel

This Young bull moose visited their campsite four straight mornings and became the subject of “morning Visitor”

the Christmas Tree for the US Capitol came from Little Spearfish Canyon

Original framed watercolor 19 X 30 by JK Dooley---Exceptional Cowboy Art

Dawn over a Wisconsin wetlands

An Ohio Amish farm scene with buggy tracks on the road suggests the “Country Contentment” that comes from living simply

Jon wanted to catch the transition between seasons