Description
In Bash Bish Falls II, John Frederick Kensett places a small cascade at the center of a wooded ravine. Water drops over several rock ledges into a dark pool in the foreground. Large pale boulders frame the stream on both sides, while slender trees and branches close in overhead. The opening beyond the falls is lighter than the surrounding woodland, drawing the eye along the water from the shaded pool toward the distant source. This hand-painted oil-on-canvas reproduction recreates Bash Bish Falls II by John Frederick Kensett.





