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Beautiful work by collected Utah artist Paul Fjellboe also known as Paulmar Thorsten Jansen. His work is in many prominent Utah collections including the State Fine Art Collection and the Springville Museum of Art.

Oil on board

I need to confirm the measurements but is approximately 18x 22 . Painting is in great condition and is still in its original frame.

There’s a nice lengthy article where the following snippet was copied from on artistsofutah.org

Though he is not one of the better known Utah artists, Fjellboe’s paintings occasionally make their way into the market. The price range for a typical 14 x 18 inch oil on canvas is usually priced in the low to mid $2,000 area. “Typical” in the case of Fjellboe usually meant a composition that included a prominent Wasatch or Uinta peak (or composite), a rocky stream or lake, and trees—usually Quaking Aspens and pines. Fjellboe appeared to enjoy painting the same or very similar terrain in different lights and seasons—not exactly in the same manner as Monet’s Rouen Cathedral or the haystacks, but for a largely self-trained artist, he created very respectable works. The same mountain peak appears in several paintings. 15 Bytes editor Shawn Rossiter suggests they might be scenes of the Weber River and its tributaries, with the backside of Mount Ogden (as seen from Mountain Green) in the background. This would have been less than two miles from Fjellboe’s sister’s home in Burch Creek.