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Mississippi Reflections 2015-2017

Mounds Park Views

featuring paintings by Jeanne Ross

One of my favorite spots are the bluffs overlooking Saint Paul, Minnesota and the Mississippi River. I was told by a photographer in the know that it is the most photographed scenic outlook in the Twin Cities.

This collection of paintings include view of Saint Paul from Mounds Park and Dayton's Bluff.

Squadron of Pelicans at Camachee Harbor Florida

April 11, 2025

New Painting

Squadron of Pelicans at Camachee Harbor Florida

Mississippi Reflections Mounds Park 2015 - 2017 Collection Note Cards

Set of six note cards with envelopes in a beautiful folder that ties with a ribbon. The set features the oil paintings of Jeanne Ross from 2015 - 2017. The scenes of Saint Paul, Minnesota are done from Mounds Park and Dayton's Bluff

Saint Paul Lafayette Bridge from Dayton's Bluff

Outdoor noctourne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Indian Mounds Park. This has been one of my favorite views for a long time. It goes back to when my dad took pictures of Saint Paul during an event called the Spectacle of Lights. All of the businesses woul turn on their lights and photographers would take pictures.

Saint Paul from Warner Road Nocturne

Outdoor noctourne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Warner Road, featuring the illuminated Lafayette Bridge. To visit this colorful view walk down-river from Lowertown along Warner Road, about 10 minutes beyond the Layfayette Bridge.

Saint Paul from Mounds Park Nocturne

Outdoor nocturne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Indian Mounds Park. Barge activity goes on through the night. The new Lafayette Bridge adds color, and there is a game at the Saint Paul Saints Stadium. Barges I would like to go with you, I would like to sail the ocean blue...

Spectacle of Lights in Saint Paul 1970s

I painted this picture when I was 22 years old. It is more abstract than I remembered. It was painted from the time lape photographs my dad took at the Spectacle of Lights photography contest. I think it was sponsered by the St. Paul Pioneer Press.