Lewis and Clark Imagery

Starting in 1995, Louis Archambault embarked on creating one painting a year, with the plan to create a total of ten by the bicentennial to be celebrated in 2005. His first six were issued to a limited edition of 250 and approximately a 18" x 12" image size, on professional grade photographic paper and retail for $125. each. His most recent images: "Gathering Balsamroot", "Four Days of Rest" and "Prairie Vista" are also issued to a limited edition of 250 and approximately a 18" x 12" image size, but are Giclee' prints and retail for $175. each. Thank you for your interest in my series. Louis Archambault of Helena, Montana     Allow three weeks for delivery,  Dealer inquires welcome. order form     Gathering Balsamroot Sacagawea with her son Pomp gathering food for the corps, early June, 1806. Near Threeforks, MT. Giclee' printing on to Sateen Archival paper. 12 X 18 Limited Edition of 250, 25 AP. $175.00 Against The Odds Lewis decides to run the narrows. Note natives casting lots who would reap the bounty after their demise. October, 1805. The Dalles, OR. Prairie Vista Captain Lewis with his dog establishing his bearing on "Table Top Butte" from today's Lewis and Clark Pass above Alice Creek drainage, Square Butte, early July, 1806. Giclee' printing on to Sateen Archival paper. 12 X 18 Limited Edition of 250, 25 AP. $175.00   Four Days Of Rest An encampment of the full expedition at the confluence of LoLo Creek and the Bitterroot River, early September 1805. Giclee' printing on to Sateen Archival paper. 12 X 18 Limited Edition of 250, 25 AP. $175.00   The Experiment Lewis' design for an easy to portage boat, using iron framing, is being implemented at the great falls. July 1805. Near Great Falls, MT. Discovery Lewis, in the captain's quarters of fort Clatsop, entering into his journals. Winter 1805-6. Astoria, OR.   Vigilant of the Intruders On the evening of July 19th, the corps passes through the Gates of the Mountains, near present day Helena Montana. July 1805.   Mountain Gates Serenade Cruzatte pays hommage to the big sky and lulls the party to sleep with his music. July 1805. Gates of the Mountains.   Planning The Expedition Serenade Thomas Jefferson is preparing Lewis for the expedition at his home Monticello. August-November 1802. A Wonderfully Savage Land Another encounter with the "highly respected white bears". Helena's north valley, mid-July, 1805. With the painting and April, 2005 edition release of #10 "A Wonderfully Savage Land" Louis is proud to announce the completion of this series.