Ha Ha Tonka, (painting).

Ha Ha Tonka, (painting).

Wuerpel, Edmund Henry, 1866-1958, painter.

Ha Ha Tonka, (painting).

This lunette is one of eight along the west end mezzanine that illustrate Missouri's development and resources. The view here is a bluff with a lake below and the Niangua River in the background. Ha Ha Tonka is a scenic spur of the Ozarks known for its cliffs, streams, lakes, caves, springs, gorges.

Landscape -- Missouri

Landscape -- Lake

Landscape -- River -- Niangua River

Landscape -- Mountain -- Ozark Mountains

Missouri State Capitol, West end, mezzanine floor, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101

Missouri Capitol Commission Board, "The Missouri State Capitol," 1983 rev. ed.

Missouri Capitol Commission Board, "The Missouri State Capitol," 1983 rev. ed., (Pickard: Report of the Capitol Decoration Commission: pg. 118).

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