Cascade of Buffalora by John 'Warwick' Smith

Grey wash drawing of a waterfall cascading down a steep rocky gorge with wind-bent pines and small distant houses.

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A grey wash and pencil drawing shows a steep rocky gorge with a cascade tumbling down the cliff face toward a valley floor. Wind-bent pine trees cling to the rocks on the left, while small houses sit near the water on the right, and a fortified hilltop settlement appears in the distance. The work is titled Cascade of Buffalora and attributed to John Warwick Smith.

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