Shooting the Rapids By Frances Anne Hopkins – 23.75x18.75-Inch Framed

This powerful framed artwork is a reproduction of Shooting the Rapids, painted in 1879 by Frances Anne Hopkins. The composition captures a group of voyageurs skillfully navigating treacherous rapids, with their canoe slicing through turbulent waters. Hopkins, known for her detailed portrayals of Canadian fur trade voyageurs, vividly conveys the energy, movement, and bravery required to traverse such dangerous terrain. The dramatic brushwork and interplay of light and shadow bring the scene to life, immersing viewers in the daring adventure. Encased in an ornate gold frame with a white mat, this piece adds a historical and dynamic presence to any space.

Key Features:

• Dimensions: 23.75" W x 2" D x 18.75" H

• Material: Gold frame with glass cover and white matting

• Design: Voyageurs braving the rapids in a canoe, full of movement and intensity

• Artist: Frances Anne Hopkins, renowned for capturing the Canadian fur trade era

• Application: Perfect for historical, adventure, or storytelling-inspired decor

This artwork preserves Hopkins’ legacy in documenting the voyageur experience, making it a compelling addition to cultural and history-focused collections.

Condition Disclaimer: Good-Like New. This product is pre-owned and may have some minor damage. Product dimensions and contents are as described, though slight variations may occur. See photos for any reported cosmetic damage.

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18.75 in

23.75 in

2 in