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Glen S. Hopkinson’s Mountain of the Lord’s House depicts the Salt Lake Temple in 1900 on a snowy evening; the temple’s soaring silhouette and detailed masonry are softened by falling snow while the warm glow of fresh-lit gas lamps and a passing trolley infuse the scene with a joyful, industrial vitality. Hopkinson balances historical reverence with new urban energy—The result is a harmonious portrayal of tradition and progress, rendered with careful attention to light, texture, and mood.
Printed with archival ink, the canvas is shipped rolled in a protective cylinder, ready for a local framer.
Glen S. Hopkinson’s Mountain of the Lord’s House depicts the Salt Lake Temple in 1900 on a snowy evening; the temple’s soaring silhouette and detailed masonry are softened by falling snow while the warm glow of fresh-lit gas lamps and a passing trolley infuse the scene with a joyful, industrial vitality. Hopkinson balances historical reverence with new urban energy—The result is a harmonious portrayal of tradition and progress, rendered with careful attention to light, texture, and mood.
Printed with archival ink, the canvas is shipped rolled in a protective cylinder, ready for a local framer.