The East Coast works at a smaller scale than the West and asks for a closer kind of looking. Covered bridges, gorge streams, inland lakes, and hardwood forest that spends one month a year doing something extraordinary and the rest being quietly itself. Nothing here overwhelms, which means attention is not seized but has to be given, and that turns out to be the more restful of the two.
The works in this gallery reflect that intimacy: autumn color framed through the timbers of a covered bridge, a rail line winding through hardwood forest at its peak, streams cutting through stone and fallen leaves, and still lakes holding the reflection of the season. Their closer scale suits smaller walls and more personal rooms, such as studies, bedrooms, and reading corners, where a work can be seen up close. The autumn works bring warmth to living and dining rooms, while the quieter water scenes suit rooms meant for rest.
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