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Frederick Ferdinand Schafer Painting Catalog

Index of mountain streams through a forest

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A popular Schafer subject is a stream or creek tumbling down mountainside rapids directly toward the viewer, with forest on both sides. The vertical-orientation paintings in this category bear a close kinship with the similarly-composed forest path paintings. Although some of these paintings bear names of specific locales, there is little to distinguish one from the next.

[Camp by a river at sunset]	Deer Creek, Yosemite Valley	In the Adirondacks
[California coastal stream]	Moonlight on the Truckee River [1]	Moonlight on the Truckee River [3]
[Moonlight on the Truckee River 4]	Morning on Ross Valley Creek	[Mountain stream 1]
[Mountain stream 2]	San Lorenzo Creek	[Scott Creek in Lake Tahoe]
Sunset in Redwoods, Santa Cruz Mountains, California	Colquitz Creek near Victoria, British Columbia	[Fishing the Merced below Sentinel rock]
[On Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Mountains, California 1]	On Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Mountains, California [3]	On Slate Creek, California
On Truckee River, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California	[Stream through a redwood grove]	Summer evening on the upper Russian river, California
On Russian River, California [1]	Evening on Slate Creek, California [2]	Evening on Slate Creek [1]
Evening on Fallen Leaf Lake, California [1]	[Morning on Fallen Leaf Lake 1]	[Los Gatos Creek 1]
[Los Gatos Creek 2]	[Forest Stream]	Sunset on Fallen Leaf Lake
Near Felton, Santa Cruz Mountains, California	Evening on the Powder Mill Creek, California	Moonlight in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California
On Deer Creek [2]	On Russian River, California [3]	On the Powder Mill Creek
On Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Mountains, California [4]

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