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22”
x 32" $335.00 |
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The
permanent memory that I have of this painting is the protective dike
for the Kaweah River at Three Rivers, California. After my inspiring
trek, hopping the river boulders near the shallow winter flow, I climbed
up the steep levee; then I pondered how best to get down and still
remain clean. I decided a slow run would be best. A few steps down
made me know that “slow” was impossible; my feet could
not keep up and I found myself in a heap at the bottom in a red nettle
patch. Head, hands, back and legs full of stickers that wanted to
remain a part of me. “Low Flow” recalls that adventure
near a very beautiful rocky foothill stream.
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