Thundering Water - Niagara Falls by Robert Griffing

The following is an excerpt from the Robert Kirk book "Through So Many Dangers" (available in our bookstore section) which describes Kirk’s experience at what the Indians called “Ne-ah-ga”.

“The whole force of Lake Erie, drawn into the strictness of a large river, formed a mass of water which falls 300 feet perpendicular; we went through under the water to the other side quite dry. And I can assure you, tho’ I have heard the thunder imitated in the field, that it was no way comparable to the noise that this immense body makes in it’s fall. You would not hear the report of a cannon, was it fired at the bottom. I was absolutely deaf for 24 hours after I had left”
- The memoirs and Adventures of Robert Kirk, Late of the Royal Highland Regiment, Robert Kirkwood, Limerick, Ireland 1775.

Edition Size: 950 signed and numbered paper prints
Image Size: 27" x 19 1/4"
Price: $205.00

Artist proof (a/p) edition size: 125 signed and numbered paper prints
Image Size: 27" x 19 1/4"
Price: $235.00

Canvas Edition: 125 signed and numbered giclée canvas prints
Image Size: 36" x 25 3/4"
Price: $875.00

Also available as a 12" x 9" open edition paper print for $40.00