What Remains

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After an Alaskan wildfire, fireweed is the first plant to emerge from the ashes of the former forest. In London during The Blitz, this wildflower was known as bombweed, because it was the first living thing to take hold among the wreckage in the bomb craters. In this painting, bright fireweed petals stand alone against the slate sky, inspiring hope and strength, reminding you that growth and renewal are always possible, even after the toughest challenges. This 24" x 36" acrylic painting on gallery depth canvas is signed, varnished, and wired for hanging. Show more