Ryan Cronin
Lake Mohonk
Lake Mohonk
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Part of the Mohonk Collection. The iconic Hudson Valley destination, reimagined in Ryan's bold style. A tribute to one of New York's most beautiful landscapes. This signed print is perfect for anyone who's visited Mohonk — or dreams of it. Original sold, only available as a signed print.
Our Prints
Each piece is printed on Hahnemühle paper, an archival, heavyweight, fine art paper that guarantees exceptional color density, superior resistance to light and aging, and museum-quality reproduction. All artwork is scanned to ensure the most accurate representation of the original.
Available Sizes
All sizes refer to the longest dimension of the image — the second dimension is determined by the proportions of the original artwork. The paper size is larger to allow for a border.
- 10" — Unlimited Edition
- 24" — Unlimited Edition
- 30" — Limited Edition of 30
- 36" — Limited Edition of 20
- Larger formats available upon request
Framing & Shipping
Please allow two weeks for unframed prints and four to six weeks for framed pieces. Framed prints 30" and larger are available for in-gallery pickup only. If you'd prefer to work with your own framer, we're happy to ship your unframed piece directly to them — just let us know, and we'll coordinate the details.
Return Policy
All purchases are refundable for credit. Buyer is responsible for return shipping. Damaged goods must be reported within 48 hours of delivery with photo documentation.
The Artist
Ryan Cronin is a working artist with a thirty-year sustained practice and a global presence. His work lives in corporate and private collections worldwide, and he has collaborated with partners including Mohonk Mountain House, Wildflower Farms Auberge, and the Albers Foundation. For nearly eleven years, The Cronin Gallery in New York's Hudson Valley has served as a home base for collectors to experience his bold work in person.
A Cronin print doesn't just fill a wall — it starts conversations and shifts the energy of a space. Prints offer a way into owning work from a living artist. Each piece is museum-quality, signed, and part of a legacy that's been building for three decades.
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