Mormon Row
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Mormon Row
Beneath the towering peaks of the Tetons, a horse-drawn wagon makes its way along a quiet road through Mormon Row in the early 1900s. Homesteads sit scattered across the open valley, surrounded by fields, fences, and the immense Wyoming landscape that shaped everyday life for the families who settled here.
Mormon Row reflects the resilience and simplicity of Jackson Hole’s earliest farming communities. The figures in the wagon become part of the landscape itself—small beneath the mountains, yet deeply connected to the land they worked and called home.
This painting is a tribute to the families who built lives in the shadow of the Tetons, capturing a moment of ordinary life made timeless by one of the West’s most unforgettable settings.
18 x 24 oil on linen
Available through Mountain Trails Gallery, Jackson WY
