Impressionist Landscape of Colorado's Front Range

This should be a painting in the impressionist style. In the not-too-distant background is a view of the Front Range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The twin peaks of Mt. Meeker and Longs peak should be central. They may be snow-capped and have a slightly purplish hue to show distance. The scene is daytime with a blue sky and a few fluffy white clouds. From the mountains in the background to the bottom of the painting is a grassy plain as part of the Great Plains. The bottom right quarter of the picture should show a gradual rise in the elevation of the land from left to right to create a bluff also covered in grasses. Scattered on the left side of the picture below the middle, there are 3 to 4 wood framed buildings. One of the buildings in the bottom left corner is a large barn and horse stable facing toward the mountains. A log cabin should be above and to the right of the barn and stable. The St. Vrain River flows from the mountains along the left side, passing to the right of the cabin and stable. The river does not flow between the stable and cabin but is runs from the mountains down to the bottom of the picture, along the right of the scattered buildings. The front of the cabin faces the river. A wide dirt road can be seen before and after the river crossing. It crosses over the river horizontally between the stable and cabin from left side of picture to the right side. It is moving right up the bluff after cross the river. An Overland Stagecoach with horses has crossed the river and is traveling between the stable and cabin from left to right ascending up the bluff. The stage driver is urging the horses onward. Next to him is a second man riding a 'shotgun.'