SYMPHONY OF WATER AND STONE by Jon Crane -- Fine Art Watercolors

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SYMPHONY OF WATER AND STONE by Jon Crane -- Fine Art WatercolorsWhen you visit Sylvan Lake, you will find 17 acres of peaceful waters placed in harmony with granite rock. When the creek of Sunday Gulch was dammed in 1881, a lake was created which has been photographed more than any other lake in the Black Hills. This view is frequently enjoyed during a wedding ceremony at Sylvan Lake Lodge. A reflection of the surrounding stone as Jon depicted in this watercolor, can be found on Sylvan Lake in the early morning

an old railroad tunnel opens ahead while Bee Balm wildflowers quietly mark the passage between stillness and journey

Jon was inspired to capture the infusion of wildflowers on the Mickelson Trail

Each gentle breeze carries wisps of his old coat across the sunlit Badlands

Sylvan Lake itself

South Dakota in the northern Black Hills

“Enduring Spirits” is a view from the road going up to Sylvan Lake

In January of 1989 Jon embarked on a winter trip that would take him from South Dakota to the East Coast without ever setting his wheels on an Interstate Highway

It is now a very exclusive resort

the stop provided hearty meals

where a lone boat rests in stillness before its next journey

The Kishacoquillas Valley in central Pennsylvania was settled by Amish and Mennonite families many generations ago

Jon first painted this place as a commission for the owner back in the 70s

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