Oil on Linen Mounted on Birch Panel
12 W X 8 H X 1 D - 2025
Framed
By Cheryl LeClair-Sommer
Saint Paul, Minnesota
This artwork is part of our current exhibition, which runs through March 30th, 2026. Purchased pieces will be shipped after the exhibition concludes.
This ubiquitous scene to the upper Midwest defies its origins. The Dead River (named for its orange color) in Upper Michigan was dammed in the late 1800’s to produce hydroelectric power generation and water storage. The basin remains surrounded by rocky cliffs and coniferous forests. Nature has healed the basin over the decades to give rise to beautiful vistas, abundant plant and animal life, and unsullied cold northern waters. Change is inevitable.
Oil on Linen Mounted on Birch Panel
12 W X 8 H X 1 D - 2025
Framed
By Cheryl LeClair-Sommer
Saint Paul, Minnesota
This artwork is part of our current exhibition, which runs through March 30th, 2026. Purchased pieces will be shipped after the exhibition concludes.
This ubiquitous scene to the upper Midwest defies its origins. The Dead River (named for its orange color) in Upper Michigan was dammed in the late 1800’s to produce hydroelectric power generation and water storage. The basin remains surrounded by rocky cliffs and coniferous forests. Nature has healed the basin over the decades to give rise to beautiful vistas, abundant plant and animal life, and unsullied cold northern waters. Change is inevitable.
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