Autumn Birch Trees

When I was a child, I spent many summers in L’Annonciation, Quebec, Canada (now part of Rivière-Rouge).  I always remember the birch trees surrounding Lac Lanthier, with their occasional peeling bark. We would hike through the woods, picking up pieces of fallen bark to write letters on. Yellow birch was named Quebec’s official tree on November 17, 1993. Like all birches, it may be tapped in spring. The sap flows freely but it takes a lot to produce a small quantity of syrup. The sap may also be fermented and made into beer.

Original painting.
Artist signed front and back.
Varnished (protection against UV and dust)
Certificate of Authenticity included.

Size: 8″ W x 10″ H x 0.75” D / 20 cm W x 25 cm H x 1.905 cm D
Medium: Acrylic
Surface: Museum-wrapped, stretched canvas (solid black color painted on the sides for easy hanging without a frame)
Year Created: 2024

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