Waterfall Canvas Art Home Décor

Land masses often rise many feet above sea level.  This is because the earth’s crust floats on the magma, or liquid layer, below the crust of the Earth.  Less dense rocks float higher, and denser rocks floating low are often below the oceans.  Water falling on the higher ground through rain or snow must move down to sea level under the influence of gravity, and this process causes rivers.  Sometimes, when the water descends a mountain or hill, there are places where the drop is far over a short horizontal expanse.  In fact, water can drop straight down into a pool it has carved out for itself.

Angel Falls in Venezuela is depicted on canvas.  This is one of the best known waterfalls in the world with its great drop.  This is a nice image of the waterfall in the center of the piece thereby making a beautiful canvas.

Zimbabwe, Africa at Lake Victoria is the setting for Africa’s most famous waterfall.  Victoria Falls is one of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls.  Shown here is a wrapped canvas.  This wrapped canvas has the image carried around to the edges, so framing this piece would diminish its appeal.  This is available in different sizes, and a chart of those sizes with the corresponding prices appears when the product is viewed. 

This is a panoramic view.

This wrapped canvas shows a beautiful waterfall dropping in multiple locations, and being interrupted in the way down only to flow down some more.  Sometimes rocks do not erode evenly, and large rock features split the flow as the water careens over a cliff.  Also featured is that the water does not simply drop the entire distance all at once, but hesitates when it reaches outcroppings of rocks that catch the water and cause it to pool, only to be overtopped and have the fall complete its descent.

This is a set of canvases that are hung together to complete the New York Rattlesnake Gulf Waterfall.  Multiple panels are becoming more common, and can really make a visual impact.  

Canada is home to some beautiful waterfalls.  Here we see three examples of Canadian waterfalls, one of which is a Canadian Rockies partially frozen waterfall.  The flowing water in the ice makes a particularly aesthetic piece of art that would add so much to many walls.  The wrapped canvas showing both water and ice and the third image of a Canadian Rockies waterfall each come in multiple sizes. 

The waterfalls shown from the United States include both Alaskan and Hawaiian waterfalls, among the ones selected.  These are but a few of the many that exist.  But, I find these to be particularly of rare beauty.  

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