It is said that William Clark, of Lewis and Clark fame, may have perhaps traveled as far north as Glacier National Park and experienced this view. It is said Clark named these waterfalls for Sacawegea, the young Indian woman who served as guide for that expedition. Reminiscent of the tumbling tresses of a maiden\'s hair, glacial runoff cascades from the glacially carved hanging valleys throughout the Park in the spring and summer months.
Bird Woman Falls
Glacier National Park
Additional Info
- Medium: Oil
- Available: Yes
- Dimensions: 30" x 24"
Upcoming Events
Mar312019
Shafers Restaurant
Shafers is one of Bigfork's newest resturants in Woods Bay and features an amazing chef. They also feature some twenty of my paintings—both Western Wildlands and Western Wildlife. For a special treat find your way to Mountain Lake Lodge for a culinary and visual treat.
Mar152019
Home Gallery and Studio
It has been a eventful year exploring new styles and techniques. I have been intrigued with painting intensely colorful canvases using rich applications of paint applied with a pallete knife and bold brush strokes. These pieces can be viewed at our Home Gallery and Studio at 546 Grand Drive, in Bigfork. Give me a call and we'll make an appointment for you to come by. The works will also be displayed on our deck overlooking Bigfork Bay the first weekend in August at the Bigfork Festival of the Arts.
Mar312019
Eagle Bend Golf Course
Several of my paintings are featured in the Eagle Bend Clubhouse throughout the year.
Aug032019
Annual August Deck Show
Each summer on the first weekend in August during the Bigfork Festival of the Arts we hang my paintings on the deck of our Home Gallery and Studio overlooking Bigfork Bay. As there is no parking downtown during the fesival It is right on your stroll from nearby parking at the school and just a short stroll downtown. Please join us for a relaxing quiet respite and enjoy appropriate refreshments before or after your visit to the festival.