1910 Print Tahoma Glaciers Fork Nisqually Big Brule Cities of Refuge Mt XGN1 EB3 WhistlerÕs art has been exhibited

WhistlerÕs art has been exhibited at the 1913 Armory Show in New York

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1910 Print Tahoma Glaciers Fork Nisqually Big Brule Cities of Refuge Mt XGN1 EB3 WhistlerÕs art has been exhibitedThis is an original 1910 duotone halftone print of the Great Rock on the Ridge that separates the North and South Tahoma Glaciers with the Tahoma Fork of the Nisqually several miles below. This very spot was named "the Big Brul" by early Native Americans. They also called it Saghalie Illahe meaning "Land of Peace." The English equivalent or the opening at the base of the mountain is "Paradise Valley." CONDITION This 101+ year old Item is rated Very