Description
Bash Bish Falls by John Frederick Kensett shows water dropping through a steep rocky cleft toward a dark pool. The waterfall sits in the central distance, visible between uneven walls of stone. Heavy trees and foliage rise above the ravine, leaving a small pale opening overhead. The foreground water spreads across the lower part of the image, where reflections and shadow soften the boundary between pool and bank. Bash Bish Falls by John Frederick Kensett is reproduced by hand in oil on canvas.




