"Riverbank Boulders" is a 10 by 10 inch oil painting on panel by Rebecca M. Fullerton, depicting riverbank rocks and the roots of birch and hardwood trees climbing down over them. Sunlight strikes green mosses at the base of the trees, and the rocks in sunlight are many shades of gray, beige and ochre.
This is a framed view of "Riverbank Boulders," a 10 by 10 inch oil painting on panel by Rebecca M. Fullerton, depicting riverbank rocks and the roots of birch and hardwood trees climbing down over them. Sunlight strikes green mosses at the base of the trees, and the rocks in sunlight are many shades of gray, beige and ochre.
"Riverbank Boulders" is a 10 by 10 inch oil painting on panel by Rebecca M. Fullerton, depicting riverbank rocks and the roots of birch and hardwood trees climbing down over them. Sunlight strikes green mosses at the base of the trees, and the rocks in sunlight are many shades of gray, beige and ochre.
This is a framed view of "Riverbank Boulders," a 10 by 10 inch oil painting on panel by Rebecca M. Fullerton, depicting riverbank rocks and the roots of birch and hardwood trees climbing down over them. Sunlight strikes green mosses at the base of the trees, and the rocks in sunlight are many shades of gray, beige and ochre.

"Riverbank Boulders," framed 10x10 inch oil painting on panel

This painting is on display at the Pope Memorial Library in North Conway, New Hampshire through June 2024. Stop by the library to see and acquire it. A portion of all sales go directly to the Library!

River banks are always changing. Building up with silt or being worn down by spring melt and storm. The rocky shores of Cascade Brook in Franconia Notch, NH show the scars of high water washing soil away to revealed boulders tumbling out into the sun. 

  • 10 x 10 inch oil on panel painting
  • 11.5 x 11.5 inch maple float frame
  • signed by the artist
  • wired and ready to hang

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