Recognizable peaks
Specific titles and viewpoints matter. Naming a peak or range grounds the work in place and helps distinguish observed landscape from an invented mountain scene.
Scale and weather
Snow, cloud and shifting light can flatten or exaggerate distance. Painters use these conditions to move between topographic description and emotional scale.
Buying mountain art
Check whether the location is identified, whether the image is an original or edition, and how dimensions relate to the intended wall. Wide horizontal formats often suit long sightlines; square works can give a peak greater monumentality.