About the painting
I’ve lived near the Bronx River for years, and I continue to be drawn in by the walking trails located along the river. The river is home to all sorts of trees and wildlife and serves as inspiration for much of my artwork.
One of my favorite spots is a waterfall located near the Scarsdale Metro-North station. The water that carries over this waterfall feeds into the East River.
It’s been meaningful to view the waterfall through the different seasons -- from winter chill to summer heat, and recognize the passage of time through the leaves, sunlight and shadows.
 
Details
This is an original watercolor painting that I completed in mid-2023. It will come matted in white, unframed, and ready to be framed in a standard frame. The painting measures 12x16 and the matte is 16x20.
 
Helping a good cause
A portion of the proceeds from every sale of this print will be donated to the Feeding Westchester food bank, a nonprofit devoted to feeding the hungry where I live in Westchester County, New York. The food bank serves an average of 220,000 people each month through soup kitchens, food pantries, schools, shelters, residential programs and mobile distributions. For more information on Feeding Westchester, click here.