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Dark spruce spires cut up through a hillside turning: orange maple across the top, gold and lime birches to the right, teal sky with one white cloud on the left, and blue-purple hills folding away behind. Franklin Carmichael painted it in 1920 in thick dabs, with grey boulders and a pink-lit rock face across the foreground and a weathered log below.
The teal sky is close to a single colour and the massed autumn leaves are all the same brushstroke — start with the spruce silhouettes. Finished size 50.8 x 63.5cm
Rich autumnal palette with densely packed trees and varied textures throughout creates many visually similar regions.
Autumn Forest and Hills















