Mt Robson from Berg Lake, 1911
At 12,973 feet, (3954 metres), Mt. Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. It was the focus of intense interest from mountaineers of Canada, Britain and the USA in the early twentieth century. Conrad Kain wrote of Mt. Robson in his auto-biography, Where the Clouds Can Go, “In all my mountaineering in various countries, I have climbed only a few mountains that were hemmed in with more difficulties. Mount Robson is one of the most dangerous expeditions I have made. The dangers consist in snow and ice, stone avalanches, and treacherous weather.”
Exhibition-quality archival digital print made with pigment inks on acid-free cotton fibre paper.
High resolution scanning and restoration of original negatives and transparencies by Carole Harmon.
Print sizes available:
15×22 inch print = 14×21 inch image + ½ inch border on 15×22 inch paper.
21×31 inch print = 20×30 inch image + ½ inch border on 21×31 inch paper.
Other good things to know:
Shipping is included in the price.
Prints are unframed. Choose your own custom framing options with your local framer. Contact us if you wish to receive our framing recommendations.
Image views: full image, detail, full image with border (as it arrives to our collectors), installation composite, packaging.
Custom prints or projects:
If you’d like to inquire about a custom print size, or have a special project, please connect through the Contact form.
At 12,973 feet, (3954 metres), Mt. Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. It was the focus of intense interest from mountaineers of Canada, Britain and the USA in the early twentieth century. Conrad Kain wrote of Mt. Robson in his auto-biography, Where the Clouds Can Go, “In all my mountaineering in various countries, I have climbed only a few mountains that were hemmed in with more difficulties. Mount Robson is one of the most dangerous expeditions I have made. The dangers consist in snow and ice, stone avalanches, and treacherous weather.”
Exhibition-quality archival digital print made with pigment inks on acid-free cotton fibre paper.
High resolution scanning and restoration of original negatives and transparencies by Carole Harmon.
Print sizes available:
15×22 inch print = 14×21 inch image + ½ inch border on 15×22 inch paper.
21×31 inch print = 20×30 inch image + ½ inch border on 21×31 inch paper.
Other good things to know:
Shipping is included in the price.
Prints are unframed. Choose your own custom framing options with your local framer. Contact us if you wish to receive our framing recommendations.
Image views: full image, detail, full image with border (as it arrives to our collectors), installation composite, packaging.
Custom prints or projects:
If you’d like to inquire about a custom print size, or have a special project, please connect through the Contact form.
At 12,973 feet, (3954 metres), Mt. Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. It was the focus of intense interest from mountaineers of Canada, Britain and the USA in the early twentieth century. Conrad Kain wrote of Mt. Robson in his auto-biography, Where the Clouds Can Go, “In all my mountaineering in various countries, I have climbed only a few mountains that were hemmed in with more difficulties. Mount Robson is one of the most dangerous expeditions I have made. The dangers consist in snow and ice, stone avalanches, and treacherous weather.”
Exhibition-quality archival digital print made with pigment inks on acid-free cotton fibre paper.
High resolution scanning and restoration of original negatives and transparencies by Carole Harmon.
Print sizes available:
15×22 inch print = 14×21 inch image + ½ inch border on 15×22 inch paper.
21×31 inch print = 20×30 inch image + ½ inch border on 21×31 inch paper.
Other good things to know:
Shipping is included in the price.
Prints are unframed. Choose your own custom framing options with your local framer. Contact us if you wish to receive our framing recommendations.
Image views: full image, detail, full image with border (as it arrives to our collectors), installation composite, packaging.
Custom prints or projects:
If you’d like to inquire about a custom print size, or have a special project, please connect through the Contact form.