Trempealeau Mountain, Wisconsin, (painting).

Trempealeau Mountain, Wisconsin, (painting).

Chase, George Leonard, painter.

Trempealeau Mountain, Wisconsin, (painting).

Oval: 4 1/2 in.

(On back:) Sugar Loaf near Winona painted by George Leonard Chase about 1865. Probably Trempealeau Mountains on Wisconsin side of the river near Winona, so Theodore Nysjka who knows the country tells me. This is the root(sic) to the Mississippi River. This picture given me at the same time by (...illegible) Mrs. Edward Johnson Kimball (daughter-in-law) of Major Kimball) Mary H. Folwell, July 9, 1929

Tiny oval painting of a quiet lake scene with two figures in a rowboat, soft touches of violets.

Landscape -- Lake

Landscape -- Mountain -- Trempealeau Mountain

Landscape -- Wisconsin

Architecture -- Boat -- Rowboat

Minnesota Historical Society, 345 Kellogg Boulevard, St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Accession Number: AV1988.45.236

Acquired from Folwell, Mary H., July 9, 1929.

Minnesota Historical Society, 1991.

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