Mount Tom Study is a study of the natural landscape of Holyoke Massachusetts as seen from the cliffs of Mount Tom.  The mountain is 1,202 ft climb full of beautiful vistas of the region. It is named for after Rowland Thomas who named it after himself while working in the area.  The artist fell in love with the views from the mountain and decided to pay tribute to them with this original drawing. Completed in roughly 20 hours entirely in charcoal and graphite. It is sprayed in archival Krylon to preserve the delicate marks as well as framed and matted and ready for a display that will endure. This original is sized at 30 inches by 24 inches.