In Jeremy’s words: “Longs story short- If you have seen it and you are a climber, you know the allure of The Diamond. Grand and monolithic, far away from the ice cream, knick-knacks and crowds of downtown Estes Park. I began climbing scrappy roadcuts in the spring of 1993, and it was love at first sight. I wanted to climb EVERYTHING. As soon as I discovered the great north east face of Longs Peak it went to the top of the list. Climbers generally consider The Diamond its own summit. You climb it and you descend, rarely going to the true 14,259 foot top of Longs Peak proper. But, you have to do it at least once. I doubt most people stall seventeen years. Here’s a look at my long distance relationship with the peak and the art I made to celebrate it.”

20” wide x 16” tall, unframed

Hand signed by Jeremy Collins

Full-color art is printed on white cotton, acid-free paper, carefully crafted and printed by Modern Multiples in Los Angeles, California with archival inks. Hand torn, deckle edges make each one unique.

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