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Hills stacked in bands of violet, slate blue, ochre and grey, each one repeated exactly upside down in the still water below. Franklin Carmichael painted the watercolour in 1929, with black-green spruce standing on the near shore and on one small island, and rust and mauve rock across the front.
The reflection is the trap: a piece of hillside and a piece of its mirror image look the same until they are in place. Finished size 46 x 61cm.
Distinctive flowing shapes and colour blocks help orientation but muted tones with repeated forms add moderate difficulty.











