98 of #100daysofplace

Middle Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho

The River of No Return - named for the original sweep scow boats from the mid-1800’s. These flat bottomed boats averaged 26’-38’ in length, and were built of lumber that was to be transported down the Middle Fork, into the Main Salmon, and disassembled for use upon arrival in Shoup, Riggins or Lewiston. Men would return for other journeys, but the boats never did.

All paintings in the #100daysofplace series are original, one of a kind works of art on 6”x9” 140 lb. watercolor paper. Your painting will be shipped to you mounted in an archival quality, custom-cut white mat, ready to pop in a 9”x12” frame.

A limited number of white, ready to hang, frames are available for purchase here in my shop in a separate listing.