Peaks · Argentina, Mendoza Province — Andes
Also known as Cerro Aconcagua.
The roof of the Andes and of the whole southern hemisphere, with a south face 3,000 metres high.
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100% swiss made — designed and printed in Switzerland
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What the piece shows
The 20 km framing holds the whole mountain. To the south, the Pared Sur drops towards the Horcones Inferior glacier: about 3,000 m of wall in one go. To the west, the Horcones valley climbs up to the Plaza de Mulas camp, at 4,370 m. To the east, the Polish Glacier side is gentler. You can make out the Canaleta, the final gully below the summit. The contrast between the 6,961 m summit and the valleys at 3,000 m comes out very well in relief.
Catalogue price, Swiss shipping included, mounting kit supplied.
Catalogue price, Swiss shipping included, mounting kit supplied.
Catalogue price, Swiss shipping included, mounting kit supplied.
Gifting
Gear can be replaced, a mountain cannot. The piece sits on a desk or hangs on the wall all year — adhesive pad, hook and magnet are in the box. Anyone who has been there recognises the ground they covered. For a trail runner, a skier, a climber, or for someone who simply grew up looking at this landscape: Argentina, Mendoza Province — Andes.
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