$325.00
Introducing the first painting in my three piece series of birch trees in autumn. Do you like the colors of autumn?
Birches come in various colors, from browns to grays to black, but the color that makes them so popular is their striking white outer bark. But why does their bark turn this color? It’s because they are rich in a substance called betulin. Betulin occurs as crystalline deposits in the cells of the outer bark. And because they are arranged just so, the bark looks white. And it’s this white color that allows birch to grow in the far northern climates where most deciduous trees cannot.
The Birch tree is one of the first trees to start to take hold after a forest fire by sprouting from stumps and the roots of burned trees. They are essential in helping to re-establish forest growth during such events.
Did you know that world wide there are over 60 species of birch trees and have been used for centuries to create paper.
The original painting was created using Acrylic on a 16×20 canvas and is available as a reproduction gallery wrapped canvas print.
A canvas reproduction is a digital copy of the original painting reproduced on canvas, and then stretched onto a wooden frame. In this format, no framing is required — as it is, it is ready to hang on your wall.
If you would like to discuss having the print framed and shipped to you please complete the contact form below and I will get back to you.
| Canvas Size | 25×31.25 |
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