Greg McFadden

This piece was painted in June of 2005 from the deck of a sweep boat at mile 84 on the Middle fork of the Salmon river in central Idaho. The view is facing east looking at the mouth of Ship Island creek across the Middle Fork. Ship Island creek is a tributary starting in the Bighorn Crags flowing down through one of the tightest and steepest side canyons in the Impassable Canyon. This painting contains the water of the Middle Fork. Two limited editions of 36, the age of the artist at time of painting. ONLY available as a 40 x 28 museum wrap giclee.

This piece was painted in July of 2014 from underneath the iconic waterfall at mile 80 on the Middle fork of the Salmon river in central Idaho. Veil Falls is spring feed and is known for its endless movement as the falls dance across the stage of this magnificent alcove. Heavily adorned with pictographs, beds of mint, and families of bighorn sheep ,Veil Falls remains one of the most sacred spots in the Impassable Canyon. This painting contains the water of the Veil Falls. Original framed diptych watercolor with copper coil.

This piece was painted in July of 2005 from the deck of a sweep boat at mile 73 on the Middle fork of the Salmon river in central Idaho. The view is facing north looking downstream at the Middlefork. Wilson creek is a tributary starting in the Bighorn Crags flowing down through one of the largest side canyons in the Impassable Canyon. This painting contains the water of the Middlefork. Original diptych coil framed watercolor.

This piece was painted in July of 2014 from the deck of a sweep boat at mile 73 on the Middle fork of the Salmon river in central Idaho. The view is facing north looking downstream at the Middlefork. Wilson creek is a tributary starting in the Bighorn Crags flowing down through one of the largest side canyons in the Impassable Canyon. This painting contains the water of the Middlefork. Original diptych coil framed watercolor.