A Turn on the Bow | 24" x 30"
About the Artwork
A Turn on the Bow is a 24" x 30" oil painting by Cameron Bird created on canvas. The painting features a sweeping view of the Bow River, nestled within the Canadian Rockies. Cameron Bird's dynamic brushwork brings the vibrant blues of the river and the lush greens of the forest to life, while autumnal yellows and oranges suggest a seasonal shift in the landscape. The river, highlighted by the sun's reflection, meanders through the scene, guiding the viewer's eye and emphasizing the natural curvature of the land. The composition balances the tranquillity of the water with the wild, untouched forest, capturing the essence of the Bow River's surroundings.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 24" x 30"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: This painting is meant to hang unframed and is painted on a 3/4" gallery wrap canvas with black edges.
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