Pam Traver Art

Discover Pam Traver's Art

Pam Traver in front of her oil painting triptych of Alta, Utah, She has skied at Alta for several y

Artistic Journey

Pam Traver celebrates the beauty of nature through printmaking and painting. Having graduated from Skidmore College with a BS in studio art, she continued her art studies at the Art Institute of Boston where she was introduced to and fell in love with printmaking, specifically etching. Since then she has explored other printmaking media: monotypes, collagraphs, drypoints and linocuts, which she prints on her Charles Brand etching press. She explores the landscapes she loves through drawing and painting; often she further explores the subject through printmaking.

Mountain Prints & Paintings

monotype of the Rocky Mountains with trees in the foreground. Blues & greens are the dominant colors — "The Rocky Mountains", monotype, 22" X 12"

Line etching of a winter view of Mt. Washington, from the Wildcat ski trail on Wildcat Mt. — "Mt. Washington, winter", etching, 33.5" X 16.5"

A two-plate etching of the mountain range seen from a ski trail on Alta Mountain. — "Alta, Utah", two-plate etching, 23.5" X 10"

An etching triptych of Mt Washington in the summer from the top of Wildcat Mountain. — "Mt. Washington", etching triptych, 24" X 8"

Etching of the Franconia mountain range as seen from Polly's Folly ski trail on Cannon Mt. — "View from Cannon Mountain", etching, 35" X 16"

Oil painting of the Franconia Ridge, painted en plein air from Cannon Mountain, — "Franconia Ridge", Oil painting. 29" X 12"

Oil painting of Mt Washington from Wildcat mountain, with path and trees in the foreground. — "Mt. Washington", oil painting, 24" X 12 .5"

Oil painting of Eagle Cliffs, painted en plein air. Greens & blues are the dominant colors. — "Eagle Cliffs", oil painting, 20" X 12"

Oil Painting of Eagle Cliffs with a pine tree in foreground, painted en plein air in the fall. — "Eagle Cliffs #2", Oil painting, 22" X 12"

Summer view from Sugar Hill of the mountains with birches in the foreground. Painted en plein air. — "View from Sugar Hill #2", oil painting, 28" X 16"

Winter oil Painting of a chalet with mountain in the background in Grindelwald, Switzerland — "Grindelwald Switzerland", oil painting, 14" X 11"