Description
A fallen tree trunk crosses a forest stream, with branches and water visible beneath it. Tall trees enclose the small clearing.
About Forest Reproduction
Reflections break around the timber, and green plants gather along the bank.
The diagonal trunk creates a strong line across the otherwise vertical woodland. A fallen trunk crosses the stream, and its reflection breaks across the water below. Dense trees enclose the bank, while moss and low plants add brighter notes near the lower edge. The broken limb creates a bridge-like line across the water, while its reflection forms a second, darker shape beneath it. The water remains visible below the crossed trunk. A fallen trunk crosses the stream, its pale bark and branches forming a strong diagonal above the water. The current is visible beneath and beyond the log, broken by stones and reflected foliage. Tall trees rise along both banks, and leafy growth softens their bases. The near water has brighter highlights, while the farther channel recedes into darker green shade. The crossing log links the two sides of the stream and contrasts with the upright forest around it. Broken reflections appear below the log, with bright water visible on either side of the crossing. The water catches light beneath the branches. Small stones interrupt the current beneath the fallen trunk.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers Forest by Ivan Shishkin as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. Hang this forest landscape where the forest details and open clearing can be seen clearly.
- Crossing fallen tree
- Water and plants beneath it
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.





