Workhorse
$900.00
Year: 2018
Dimensions: 24″ x 36″
Medium: Canvas Wrap
This historic barn is perfectly positioned with the dramatic backdrop of the Teton mountain range which is located just north of Jackson, WY in Grand Teton National Park. This barn was built by Mormon settlers in the late 1800’s and is an icon of the American West.
-Adam Reinert
This historic barn is perfectly positioned with the dramatic backdrop of the Teton mountain range which is located just north of Jackson, WY in Grand Teton National Park. This barn was built by Mormon settlers in the late 1800’s and is an icon of the American West.
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