Riverscapes

A young woman in a bathing suit stands waist-high in a brightly lit river with her arms stretched apart as if greeting a friend. In the foreground a small row boat lays still on the shoreline. In the background the sunbeam lights a portion of the opposite shore with the colors of the trees peaking through a morning fog.
Painting of a young woman in jeans kneeling on a large rock on a rocky shore of the Delaware River. She looks into a still river as if she sees something. In the distance, the river, reflecting the green trees on either shore, bends where sunlight lights up a portion of the shore and its trees.
Painting of a bright, sunlit river seen through foreground trees with some driftwood.
Painting of piled-up driftwood laying on a rocky river shore. A calm river recedes into the hills in the background on an overcast day.
Bright, sunlit sky reflecting off the river with green grasses rising through the river rocks in the foreground.
View of the Delaware River from a rocky shore with blue skies and shoreline trees on both sides reflecting in the river. In the foreground is a watersnake slithering between the rocks.
Bright blue river with sunlight streaming through the shoreline trees and hitting the water and the ground from where the artist paints.
Painting of the Delaware River with a view from the middle of the river looking toward a bend in the river with late summer trees on each side of the river and sunlight lighting the shore on the river bend on an otherwise cloudy day.
Painting of the Delaware River at Lumberville with the steel pedestrian suspension bridge gliding over tumultuous, raging, muddy brown waters as the river level rises and flooding begins. Rain clouds darken the sky with small openings of blue begin to appear.
River with rocks and two trees in foreground
River bend with rocks in shallow water in foreground
Bend in river with small land mass jutting into river
Fishing rod with fly at angle over river in the morning mist with a fallen tree laying on the river
Thin tree branches protruding over a misty calm river

“I perceive rivertime as a state of love, open to being and becoming and the alchemical golden flowering of dancing in harmony with life. The river is a frontier linked to observing the movement of psychological time and the now, the alchemical symbol of eternity surrounding the moment.”
       — Daniel Anthonisen