Yellow birches and moss-flecked boulders are more than just scenery—they are the stabilizers of our waterways. This painting highlights the rugged beauty of the North Woods, focusing on the intricate textures of a birch thriving in a rocky streambed. In the interplay of gold bark and lichen-spotted stone, we see the raw but fragile beauty of the Northeast’s wild places. This piece serves as a visual testament to the importance of protecting these undisturbed habitats, ensuring that our clean waters and ancient roots remain intact for generations to come.

• Medium: Original oil on panel

• Dimensions: 8x10 inches (13x15 inches framed)

• Frame: Hardwood walnut-toned wood frame

• Details: Signed by the artist; wired and ready to hang as a daily reminder of the wild.