Teton Encampment

“The ice-capped mountains stretch upwards from snow-covered meadows and the Snake River below as the hunter returns to evening camp.” – Charles Pabst

Art is a powerful product of creativity, one that the Marcus Ashley Gallery honors and celebrates. While strolling past the exhibits on display at the gallery, you’ll find a collection of Charles Pabst art. The artist’s love for history shines through in his paintings and will instantly transpose you to those moments in time.

Teton Encampment features distinct details and an atmospheric mood that make this installment a Pabst masterpiece. A hunter ventures home towards a colony of teepees set up by fellow Native Americans who migrated to this clearing. Grand Teton National Park was home to a tribe of Native Americans who would harvest crops, hunt for wildlife, and collect precious minerals and stones from the mountains that are still considered a spiritual sanctuary.

The snow-covered mountains appear ominous in the receding daylight as a storm brews overhead. In contrast, the colony is a picture of calm as the teepees glow against the snowy landscape. Teton Encampment immortalizes a picturesque scene of a time gone by but never forgotten. Fill any room with palpable energy and historic charm by acquiring this Pabst gem.