A View of the Lower Part of the Falls of St. Anne near Quebec
1796
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From the collection of National Gallery of Canada
1796
unspecified
From the collection of National Gallery of Canada
This painting shows a waterfall in a rocky landscape. The water is white and foamy at the bottom of the falls, and it flows into a pool. There are tall cliffs on either side of the water, covered in trees and other greenery. The cliffs are light brown and have many layers visible in the rock. There are also some people standing on the shore to the right of the falls. They are wearing old-fashioned clothing and seem to be looking at the waterfall. If you like this painting, you might also want to learn more about the artist, Thomas Davies.
