Description
Beartooth Pass Starry Night | Montana Mountain Road Aluminum Art Print
There’s a stretch of US-212 between Red Lodge and Cooke City where the road climbs out of the trees, the switchbacks stack up one on top of another, and the whole Beartooth Plateau opens up around you. Most people see it in daylight. The ones who stay up top for an evening on a high lake see it like this: the last light gone, the road a pale ribbon below, and more stars than you knew were up there.
This Art of the Sport™ print puts that night on your wall. It’s painted in thick, swirling brushwork with deep blues and starlight, and the road pulls your eye up the mountain just like it does from the driver’s seat.
It’s printed directly on aluminum DIBOND®, the same rigid composite galleries use. The surface is matte and glare-free, and the print stands up to sun and humidity, so it belongs in a cabin, a fly-tying room or the office where you’d rather be driving the pass.
The Beartooth is usually open late May through mid-October. This one’s open year-round.
Specifications
- Artwork: Painterly starry-night enhanced line art by Capt. Grumpy, Art of the Sport™ collection
- Material: Aluminum DIBOND®, two white aluminum layers bonded to a black polyethylene core
- Thickness: 3mm (0.12″), rigid and lightweight
- Printing: Direct-to-aluminum print with vivid color and a matte, glare-free surface
- Finish: White-coated base with a subtle silky gloss in the bright areas
- Durability: UV and moisture resistant
- Sizes: 8×12″ and 12×18″
- Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth; skip harsh cleaners
There’s a stretch of US-212 between Red Lodge and Cooke City where the road climbs out of the trees, the switchbacks stack up one on top of another, and the whole Beartooth Plateau opens up around you. Most people see it in daylight. The ones who stay up top for an evening on a high lake see it like this: the last light gone, the road a pale ribbon below, and more stars than you knew were up there.
This Art of the Sport™ print puts that night on your wall. It’s painted in thick, swirling brushwork with deep blues and starlight, and the road pulls your eye up the mountain just like it does from the driver’s seat.
It’s printed directly on aluminum DIBOND®, the same rigid composite galleries use. The surface is matte and glare-free, and the print stands up to sun and humidity, so it belongs in a cabin, a fly-tying room or the office where you’d rather be driving the pass.
The Beartooth is usually open late May through mid-October. This one’s open year-round.
Specifications
- Artwork: Painterly starry-night enhanced line art by Capt. Grumpy, Art of the Sport™ collection
- Material: Aluminum DIBOND®, two white aluminum layers bonded to a black polyethylene core
- Thickness: 3mm (0.12″), rigid and lightweight
- Printing: Direct-to-aluminum print with vivid color and a matte, glare-free surface
- Finish: White-coated base with a subtle silky gloss in the bright areas
- Durability: UV and moisture resistant
- Sizes: 8×12″ and 12×18″
- Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth; skip harsh cleaners
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