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Hot Springs National Park fall painting of kids playing in creek, three standing on gray rock on left side and one on rock in the middle of the creek, on the right.
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Hot Springs National Park
2005 Artist-In-Residence Images
Prismacolor pencil piece of a group of small trees in the spring, mostly trunks, but with light yellow-green leaves on some with long shadows
"Spring Shadows" by Linda Palmer, April 2005 artist
 
Three views of a ceramic sculpture of a the lower part of a tree trunk with a medium reddish-brown glaze on the outside and a light brown, almost cream, glaze in the inside. There are tree branch stubs on two sides of the trunk and some green leaves grouped on opposite sides.
"Large Tree Torso" by Barbara Larkin, May 2005 artist
 
View from North Mountain Overlook in park, a view with very little human influence visible, green trees in the foreground looking out across the Gorge area to the mountains to the north
"View from North Mountain Overlook" by Lou Hoover, June 2005 artist
 
Wide view from a trail looking across a ravine at Goat Rock, a natural outcrop. It's a summer scene with green trees in the foreground and green mountain in the background.
"Goat Rock" Mural at Gulpha Gorge Campground registration building by Helen Stannard, July 2005 artist
 
Acrylic painting of the Pagoda over look shelter. It is in the background, white structure with a red tile roofline reminiscent of an Asian temple, with concrete steps leading to it from the foreground and a pine tree on the right
"The Pagoda" by Helen Stannard, July 2005 artist
 
South end of Bathhouse Row from across the street. Foreground has a large round fountain with water spouting up from the center. Across the street is the park Administration building on the right, a Spanish style structure with yellowish stucco and a red tile roof and adjacent around the corner on the left is the Lamar Bathhouse, a white stucco structure.
"Headquarters and Bathhouse Row" by Beverly Hooks, September 2005 artist
 
(vertical) Scene of Gulpha Creek with children playing at the water's edge. There is an orange cast to most of the picture. There are trees on both sides of the creek, filling in the background fading into yellow-orange. There are gray boulders on the left and three children and one child on the right. The water has an orange hue, reflected from the color of the trees.
"Autumn Play" by Robin Young, October 2005 artist
 
Photo of Gulpha Creek with small fall in the right foreground, brownish rocks on the sides and orange to orange-red colored trees in the background. The creek itself looks dark with highlights showing water movement in the center.
"Autumn's Gulpha Creek" by Helene Fischman, November 2005 artist
 
Black and white photo from the Quapaw Bathhouse roof with the nearest tower of the Ozark Bathhouse nearly filling the frame and looking through the arched opening in the Ozark tower, you can see the other Ozark tower. The towers are of white stucco with red tile roofing.
"Ozark Towers" by Steve Lawnick, December 2005 artist

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Gulpha Creek in fall, below campground amphitheater, with bridge over Gorge Road in right background

Did You Know?
The name Gulpha Creek is a corruption of the French name for the stream. Explorer William Dunbar reports the name "Fourche รก Calfat" in the journal of his visit in 1804. Calfat eventually became Gulpha.
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