Oil on board by Henry Russell Wray of a western landscape, "From Currs Ranch facing the threshold of the Rockey Mountains, called the Front Range about 10 miles south from Colorado Springs, Colo., Sept. 1917." This is written out, likely in Wray's hand, on the verso of the painting along with his calling card attached. A fine, small 10x14" impressionistic painting of this landscape, the subtly changing colors on a bright sunny day as it recedes into the distance. Presented, signed and dedicated "To Two of the best ever, George and Byrd Hazleton, Henry Russell Wray." George Cochrane Hazleton was an actor and playwright and he and his wife Byrd were close friends of Wray. The unframed painting is in excellent condition.

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