Nepalese Sunshine
In the mountains of Nepal there are beautiful people with smiling eyes and welcoming hearts. I met this young woman on the road between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Though she carried a heavy burden, her smile was as bright as Nepalese sunshine.
The original watercolor, from which these lithographs were made, received the First Place Award in the Muskegon Fine Art Society's juried exhibition of 2002. It also appeared in the Wyoming Art Show in southern Ohio.
Twenty dollars from the sale of each print goes to the American Himalayan Foundation. This organization, in conjunction with Sir Edmond Hillary's Himalayan Trust, works toward building a brighter future for the people of the Himalayan region by supporting health care, education, environmental conservation and cultural preservation. Their projects include building schools, hospitals and homes for children and the elderly, supplying mobile clinics, helping with reforestation, supporting clean water and irrigation projects and hands-on training in sustainable agriculture. For more information, visit their website at:
www.himalayan-foundation.org.
This limited edition print, on archival quality paper, is signed and numbered.
Image area is approximately 14X15 inches.
Please note: The colors, as they appear on your monitor, may vary from those of the actual print.
Price: $35.00
Shipping and handling to US destinations is included.
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