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Last Of The Mohicans Painting
wakkawa
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This is driving me crazy. There is a painting of some Indians in a canoe going down river. From an early 1900s illustrator. I'm not even too sure it has anything to do with Last Of The Mohicans, but damnit I cannot remember.
The painting is fairly green in a dense forest with I think a maroon canoe. The composition is close to this:
http://fineartamerica.com/images-medium/moonlight-canoeing-connie-tom.jpg
At first I thought it was Waterhouse, wyeth, cornwell, or pyle. But I can't find it from any of them.
The colors I think are like this:
I have been looking for this picture forever. So long I don't know if it actually exists.
The painting is fairly green in a dense forest with I think a maroon canoe. The composition is close to this:
http://fineartamerica.com/images-medium/moonlight-canoeing-connie-tom.jpg
At first I thought it was Waterhouse, wyeth, cornwell, or pyle. But I can't find it from any of them.
The colors I think are like this:
I have been looking for this picture forever. So long I don't know if it actually exists.
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*Poor guy.
when I think of canoes, I think of "fur traders descending the missouri", which is this
lemme see if I can find it
edit: wait, wakk, are there multiple canoes or just one?
I might just be crazy though. Cus if this picture doesn't actually exist I'm going to have to make it exist.
My meek attempt.