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William Cullen Bryant and the Hudson River School of Landscape Painting. by Nassau County Museum of Fine Art, 1981 Willam Cullen Bryant, and the Hudson River School of Landscape Painting by Nassau County Museum of Fine Art, 1981 Hudson River School by Ny: Fine Arts Gallery At State University College Of Ny, Feb. 27 To Apr. 6, 1968 Geneseo, 1968-01-01 Hudson River School by Agnes Halsey Jones, 1968-01-01 All That is Glorious Around Us: Paintings From the Hudson River School by Pa: Museum Of Art, Penn State University, Jan. 18 To Mar. 22, 1981 University Park, 1981-01-01 American Art Review: May-June 1974 by Arshile Gorky, Andrew Wyeth, John Quidor, R. Swain Gifford Hudson River School, 1974-01-01 Landscape Art: Panoramic Painting, Panorama, White Mountain Art, Romantic Era Panoramas, List of Hudson River School Artists, Diorama Landscape of America: The Hudson River school to abstract expressionism : November 10, 1991-February 9, 1992 by Constance Schwartz, 1991 Antiques & Fine Art Magazine (Women Artist og the Hudson River School, Spring 2010) by Various, 2010 Hudson River School Paintings (Postcard Books) by Wadsworth Atheneum, 1996-01 American sublime.(Hudson River school of landscape painting): An article from: New Criterion by Michael J. Lewis, 2002-09-01 Hudson River School (Pinacoteca) Nature Rightly Observed: Hudson River School Landscape Painting From the Metropolitan Museum of Art [1988 Exhibitions in Japan] by Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art, Shizuoka Broadcasting System, 1988 In the Garden of Liberty; Paintings of the Hudson River School by LLC Questroyal Fine Art, 2007-01-01

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43. Niagara Falls In Art - Hudson River School
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45. Worcester Art Museum - Press Release - Hudson River School Exhibition Opens At W
    hudson river school Exhibition Opens at Worcester art Museum. WORCESTER,MASS., JANUARY 29, 1999 Bask in the tranquility of works  
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    Extractions: WORCESTER, MASS., JANUARY 29, 1999 - Bask in the tranquility of works from America's first national school of landscape painting with "All that is Glorious Around Us": Paintings from the Hudson River School, on view at the Worcester Art Museum from March 13 - June 27, 1999. The exhibition showcases approximately 75 paintings by leading Hudson River School painters such as Thomas Cole, Frederic Edwin Church, and John Frederick Kensett, as well as accomplished examples by lesser-known artists like Regis Francois Gignoux and John Hermann Carmiencke. The majority of the works are from a single private collector, eight works are from the Worcester Art Museum's permanent collection, and a small group of tourist prints are from the American Antiquarian Society. "My goal is to encourage people to recognize that the Hudson River School consisted of many more than the handful of famous painters usually featured in an exhibition of their work, including professional women and African-American artists," says David R. Brigham, curator of American art at the Worcester Art Museum. "I would also like visitors to understand the important cultural themes that are addressed in the works of art, such as notions of change in the land, poetic and religious reflections on nature, and attitudes towards new uses of the land that included tourism and industry." Hudson River School painters were more than talented artists. As if on a mission, they helped create romantic reflections on America's virgin landscape before and during the country's transformation in the 19th century. Land was part of the national consciousness at the time and was considered an inherent part of democracy, wealth, and God's provisions. Hudson River School painters captured this sentiment by painting dramatic landscape scenes that revealed both the tranquility and turmoil settlers could experience as they braved territory in the new world.

46. 150 Years Of American Painting
    Summary of a fifteen painting exhibition at BYU's Museum of art with images and page length reviews Category arts art History Movements hudson river school David Johnson had no formal art training. GLORIFYING THE WILDERNESS The hudson riverschool Of Landscape Painting; hudson river school The Second Generation;  
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    Extractions: GLORIFYING THE WILDERNESS: THE HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE PAINTING The first group of American landscape painters emerged in the 1820s and became known as the Hudson River School. Many of them painted in and around the Hudson River Valley and the nearby Catskill and Adirondack Mountains. Artists, along with poets, novelists, and essayists, delighted in describing and depicting native scenery. Indeed, the untrammeled wilderness and seemingly limitless expanse of virgin continent symbolized the nation's potential for greatness. Influenced by seventeenth-century European landscapes, the works of the Hudson River School are characterized by panoramic views rendered with precise detail. These serene and awe-inspiring vistas, in which a small figure often communes with nature, were intended to evoke elevated thoughts and feelings. The pervasive glow of sunlight, evident in many landscapes in this room, is characteristic of Luminism, a trend among mid-nineteenth-century artists who saw light as landscape's most important binding ingredient as well as a symbol of divine presence. Portrait painting remained popular in the nineteenth century even after the advent of photography. The somber commemorative image of a Civil War hero shown here is a reminder that many of these peaceful landscapes were painted during the tumultuous Civil War era. George Catlin's portrait of three Indians is also a memorial - a document of a vanishing race, its people casualties of American expansion.

47. Worcester Art Museum - Paintings From The Hudson River School
    national school of landscape painting with All that is Glorious Around Us Paintingsfrom the hudson river school , on view at the Worcester art Museum from  
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    Extractions: March 13 - June 27, 1999 Bask in the tranquility of works from America's first national school of landscape painting with "All that is Glorious Around Us: Paintings from the Hudson River School", on view at the Worcester Art Museum from March 13- June 27, 1999. The exhibition showcases approximately 75 paintings by leading and lesser-known Hudson River School painters. The majority of the works are from a private collector, eight works are from the Worcester Art Museum's permanent collection, and a small group of tourist prints are from the American Antiquarian Society. Hudson River School painters helped create romantic reflections on America's virgin landscape before and during the country's transformation in the 19th- century. Land was part of the national consciousness at the time and was considered an inherent part of democracy, wealth, and God's provision. Hudson River School painters captured this sentiment by painting dramatic landscape scenes that revealed both the tranquility and turmoil settlers could experience as they braved territory in the new world. As the country became more industrialized, Americans yearned for idyllic illustrations of landscape scenery. They wanted images of the land itself, the Native Americans who dwelt on it, and the adventurous people who settled it. Wealthy merchants, bankers, and factory owners sought landscape paintings as an antidote to the harsh business world. "Armchair travelers" desired paintings of the nation's unsettled western frontiers, which they might never see. And resort owners and their guests wanted paintings of scenes that represented places of rest and leisure. Hudson River School artists accommodated all of these needs by painting panoramic, sweeping vistas with glorious sunsets, many-hued cloud formations, gracefully bowed trees, and majestic mountains that provided a welcome sanctuary from the ills of industrialization.

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49. Terra - Exhibitions - Art And Nature: The Hudson River School
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    Extractions: December 9, 2000 - February 11, 2001 Between 1825 and 1875, the Hudson River School painters found inspiration in the unspoiled beauty and grandeur of America's wilderness. Art and Nature: The Hudson River School presents masterpieces from the permanent collection of the by landscape artists Thomas Cole, Asher B. Durand, Frederic Church, Jasper Cropsey, Sanford Gifford, James Hart, William Hart, John Kensett, Homer D. Martin, David Johnson, John Casilear and George Inness. These Hudson River painters were known for their dramatic depictions of nature and subjects ranging from sublime views of the wilderness to pastoral scenes and allegorical pictures with moral messages. Painting the pristine American wilderness as a symbol of national identity and pride, these celebrated artists established a native American landscape tradition. Sanford Gifford

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52. The Hudson River School
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56. All That Is Glorious Around Us
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    Extractions: Niagara Falls represent Bethlehem's Gustavus Grunewald. An extensive and beautifully illustrated scholarly catalogue accompanies the exhibition. The show is organized by the Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Greensburg, Pennsylvania, with Dr. John Driscoll, director of New York City's Babcock Galleries and recognized expert on John F. Kensett, as guest curator.

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58. Lectures - Allentown Art Museum
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    Extractions: Sit back, relax and enjoy! The Museum is the place to be on Tuesday evenings this fall, as invited lecturers and Museum staff introduce you to new themes or further your understanding of an already familiar subject. All lectures are from 6:00 –7:00 P.M. unless otherwise noted. Per lecture fee: $9 Museum members, $12 non-members. Advance purchase recommended as space is limited: by mail using the registration form ; by calling 610-432-4333, ext.10; or in person at the Museum’s front desk. New York City Hudson River School landscape paintings are often seen as harmonious and tranquil views of a New World Democratic Eden. Just as often today, they are seen as a thin mirage disguising the appetites and moneyed aspirations of American industrial leaders who, in the name of Manifest Destiny, exploited the resources of a new nation. Did the captains of industry control the artists? Or did the paintings speak of human, cultural, and environmental issues?

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    Extractions: A group of painters who created glorious paintings of the wild American landscape Thomas Cole , the leading artist in the group, painting many works of New York's Hudson River Valley . Others, including Albert Bierstadt and Frederic Edwin Church , traveled to the wildernesses of North and South America and painted vast canvasses which enraptured the American public. Some artists in this group explored ways to use light effects to capture dramatic skies, mists and sunsets, forming a subgroup of artists called Luminists

60. The Hudson River School Of Painting
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    Extractions: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (click image for larger size) The Hudson River School The picture on the front of your Norton textbook and the images used throughout this web site are from the Hudson River school of painting. George Catlin paintings links to Hudson River School: Desmond-Fish Library

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