Part of a series of paintings albeled "Northwoods Series". Only six originals were made. These are high quality prints that you can enjoy in many different available sizes, mattings and frames. Your choice and affordable.

Felman Methodology:

Description: The image reads as an abstracted lakeside or marsh scene: vertical tree trunks and conifer silhouettes on the right, a reflective water plane across the lower half, and warm golden light or mist in the upper-left.

Analysis: The composition uses a strong vertical rhythm (thin trunks and reflected lines) balanced by broad, soft lateral shapes (clouds, water reflections). Brushwork ranges from dry, scraped lines to soft stippling and scumbled passages; the paint handling creates both crisp edges (the white vertical trunks) and atmospheric blur.

Interpretation: The piece reads as a memory or impression of a northern shoreline at dawn or dusk — not a literal depiction but an emotional landscape.

Judgment: The work succeeds at communicating mood through economy of means. It balances ambiguity and legibility well: viewers can read “trees/reflection” without getting bogged in detail. Technically confident and stylistically coherent.