To me, this looks like a view of Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park near the parking lot and looking westward.  One of my favorite places in the world to camp and hike.

Original Mark Ogle Watercolor – Glacier National Park, Montana

This is an original, hand-painted watercolor landscape, signed by the artist “Mark Ogle” in the lower right corner. It is not a print or reproduction. The painting shows a rugged Glacier National Park peak rising above a forested shoreline, with a calm lake in the foreground. Soft washes of dusty blue, lavender, and warm peach give the scene a quiet, early-morning feel.

In the foreground, a rocky outcrop and golden grasses frame the water’s edge, and layered distant peaks fade into the hazy sky. It’s a classic Northern Rockies scene, and a great fit for lake house, cabin, lodge, or Montana-themed decor.

About the Artist: Mark Ogle

Mark Ogle (b. 1952) is a Montana landscape painter based in Kalispell. Born in Helena and raised in Kalispell, he began his career in the art world in 1970 at the Ace Powell Bronze Foundry. After serving in the U.S. Army in Germany, he committed himself to painting full time.

He studied with several respected Western artists, including Joe Abbrescia, Robert Cavanaugh, Ace Powell, and Bud Helbig. He won Best of Show at the Kalispell Art Show & Auction in 1979 and again in 1982, and in 1982 he became the first recipient of the Ace Powell Memorial Award.

Ogle works in bold oils and soft watercolors, and he is best known for his depictions of Glacier National Park. His work has been collected throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Details:

• Artist: Mark Ogle (signed lower right)
• Medium: Watercolor on paper
• Subject: Glacier National Park, Montana, mountain and lake landscape
• Framing: Matted in cream with a natural linen-style outer mat, in a dark wood frame

Condition:
Colors are clean and the paper looks bright, with no visible staining, fading, or tears in the photographed image.

Questions are welcome. Thanks for looking!