“Alaskan Summer: Cascades and Stone”

An Alaskan summer mountain panorama, rendered as a museum-grade impressionist oil painting with 20 layered elements, mimicking human brushwork with expressive imperfections, rough strokes, textured glazes, and organic asymmetry. Towering peaks veined with dozens of cascading waterfalls fall down mossy rock faces, water glistening with refracted sunlight, spraying mist across nearby boulders and alpine flora. Jagged stones, wildflowers, and shallow pools reflect the sky in the foreground. Midground includes layered cliffs, decomposed terrain, and flowing streams. The background fades into atmospheric haze with distant ridgelines and soft clouds. A lone eagle soars above, a relic half-buried in stone, and faint carvings etch the rocks. Impasto simulates rugged textures, glazing renders light's motion. Soft golden light bathes the scene, creating a luminous, living mountain sanctuary, in the style of Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, and Alfred Sisley.