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Hudson River School Art:     more books (75)

Hudson River School - Masterworks from the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art by EM Kornhauser, 2003 Hudson River School Visions by Sanford Robinson Gifford, 2003 Young America: Wild and Free - Paintings of the Hudson River School Hudson River School Visions :gifford by Metropolitan Museum, 2003-01-01 Wilder Image Bright: Hudson River School Paintings from the Manoogian Colllection by Kevin Sharp, 2004 The Hudson River School: American Landscape Paintings From 1821 to 1907, A Loan Exhibition by Rudolf G. Wunderlich, 1973 Hudson River School Visions: The Landscapes of Sanford R.Gifford.Edited By Kevin J.Avery & Franklin Kelly by Sanford R. Gifford, 2003-01-01 Art of Thomas Cole: Ambition and Imagination (American Art Series) by Ellwood C. Parry, 1989-09 American Paintings for Public & Private Collections, an Exhibition of 200 Years of Painting in America, Marking the Opening of the Gallery of American Art This Tranquil Land: Hudson River Paintings from the Hersen Collection by William Kloss, 2000-06 Worthington Whittredge (Cambridge Monographs on American Artists) by Anthony F. Janson, 1990-01-26 Painters of Faith by Gene Veith, 2001-08-15 Dreams and Shadows: Thomas H. Hotchkiss in Nineteenth-Century Italy by Barbara Novak, Tracie Felker, 1993-08 Albert Bierstadt by Gordon Hendricks, 1988-05-21

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81. The Met Hosts Exhibit By Hudson River School Painter -- By The Half Moon Press
    major exhibition of the paintings of hudson river school landscape artist, SanfordR. Gifford, is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of art in New  
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    Extractions: January, 2004 issue The Met Hosts Exhibit by Hudson River School Painter A major exhibition of the paintings of Hudson River School landscape artist, Sanford R. Gifford, is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. It is only the second retrospective of his work since the Metropolitans memorial exhibition in 1880 and includes nearly 70 paintings of sites in America, Europe, and the Middle East. It was made possible by Deedee and Barrie Wigmore. Gifford grew up on the Hudson River, in Hudson, just across the river from the Catskill home of Thomas Cole, one of his idols. He briefly attended Brown University, but decided to devote his life to art. In 1845, Gifford went to New York City where he studied drawing, perspective and anatomy with John Rubens Smith. However, inspired by the American landscaper Cole, he turned to landscape painting. He spent the summer of 1846 on a sketching trip to the Catskills and Berkshires and by 1847, had begun to show his work at the American Art-Union and the National Academy of Design. Gifford traveled to Europe in 1855, and spent two-and-a-half years exploring the great repositories of art and sketching scenery in England, Scotland, France, the Low Countries, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy. In England he was impressed by the color and light in the paintings of J. M. W. Turner, although he considered Turner overdid the effects of dissolving light. Gifford also discussed his work with art critic, John Ruskin and studied the French landscape painters of the Barbizon school. He wrote in his journal of the dangers of surrendering to a particular method or school of painting, lest they usurp the place of Nature."

82. Exhibit Features Hudson River School Of Painting -- By The Half Moon Press
    river school of Painting Works on Exhibit. An exhibition of one of the largest andmost important collections of hudson river school paintings, art and Nature  
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    Extractions: October, 1999 issue Hudson River School of Painting Works on Exhibit An exhibition of one of the largest and most important collections of Hudson River School paintings, Art and Nature: The Hudson River School, will open at the Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, on Friday, October 15. It is the world-renowned collection of 19th Century landscape paintings from the Albany Institute of History and Art and features 26 paintings from major Hudson River School artists. The exhibit will continue through December 19. Artists whose works are included are: He was "discovered in 1825 when artist Asher B. Durand saw three of his Hudson valley paintings in New York City. Cole is famous for his landscape scenes that focus on the dramatic forces of nature, such as cascading waterfalls, high tropical mountains and fiery sunsets. Frederic E. Church (1826-1900)

83. Gallery - Index By Period
    1800s and the art that depicted this Wild West , or perhaps we should more accuratelydub it, wild east , has come to be known as the hudson river school.  
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84. Hudson River School: Masterworks From The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum Of Art
    hudson river school Masterworks from the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum ofArt. hudson river school Masterworks from the Wadsworth Atheneum  
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85. The Hudson River School: American Landscape Artists (American Art)
    The hudson river school American Landscape artists (American art). The hudson riverschool American Landscape artists (American art) Customer Review 2  
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86. Hudson River School Posters, Art Prints
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87. Hudson River School Posters
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    Extractions: Memorial Day Sale! At AllPosters.com: : Use coupon CEC-CBU-636-459-9U8 20% off on all orders (only till May 31st, 2004)! At Art.com : Take $20 off for $100 or more order until May 31st, 2004! Use coupon code c158600473114 at checkout. Movie Posters Sports Posters Music Posters Funny Posters ... Refrigerator Magnets

88. Haber's Art Reviews: Sanford Robinson Gifford And George Inness
    George Inness The Visionary Landscape. Long before New York stole the idea ofmodern art, the hudson river school brought together a wily gang of thieves.  
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    Extractions: in New York City Long before New York stole the idea of modern art, the Hudson River School brought together a wily gang of thieves. The movement sounds provincial, no doubt, right down to its name. In turn, it promises a specifically American Romanticism. Its landscapes survey far more than New York State or the present. They assert a command of nature, history, and spiritual enlightenment to rival anything in Europe. Two compact retrospectives, of Sanford Robinson Gifford and George Inness Both worked in and around New York. Yet they turn out as fascinated with European currents as with the American scene. The results, oddly enough, influenced American painting as it neared the twentieth century. My line about stealing alludes, of course, to a book about Abstract Expressionism. By "the idea of modern art," its French author, Serge Guilbaut , just happens to mean the primacy of French art. In fact, Gifford and Inness both turned for inspiration not just to Europe, but often to the Barbizon school. Those French painters, such as Camille Corot in the 1860s, see even the brightest sky through the densest of woods. They stick to a fairly traditional palette, of somber green and gray, but their loose, foamy brush anticipates Impressionism. Working not far from Paris, they imagine nature as the edge of urban life, and they see that shifting boundary as if through a newly clouded glass.

89. Hudson River School --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Covering the Ashcan, Blaue Reiter, Dada, Futurism, hudson river school, Impressionist,PreRaphaelite, and Renaissance art movements. 34 video and media.  
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90. White Mountain Art And Artists
    An extensive compilation of art from New Hampshire's White Mountains with an emphasis on those artists who painted during the heyday of the hudson river school.  
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    Extractions: Please direct any comments to John J. Hender son Introduction Help ... Site Search Welcome to our Web site devoted to White Mountain art and to the artists who painted in the White Mountains of New Hampshire during the 19th century. The purpose of this site is strictly educational and non-commercial . Our goal is to share information with others who have an interest in White Mountain art. We encourage you to share the information we have on our site with others but please ensure that you adhere to our Conditions of Use We are seeking additional images of paintings as well as up-to-date biographical information and source material on the more than 400 painters who were known to have painted in the White Mountains in the 19th century. If you have an interest in White Mountain art, please register with us. We will keep you informed about changes to our site as well as up-to-date information on White Mountain Art and Artists. If it has been some time since you last registered, please register again. The most important piece of information is your e-mail address. I have found a number of such addresses that are no longer valid. So, please

91. Hudson River School Posters
    hudson river school Posters. The Best hudson river school PostersStore. Posters Fine art hudson river school. Bierstadt; Bricher;  
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92. Hudson River School (Posters Posters)
    hudson river school. In the Mountains In the Mountains art Print 36×24inch · 91×61 cm Bierstadt, Albert Price $11.99 Buy Now!  
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    Extractions: Hudson River School (Posters Posters) Home Category Index Museum Art Art Movements ... Most popular posters Quick search: Order by: Artist Title Price Height of poster Width of poster Popularity Newest first Subcategories: Select a category Bierstadt Bricher Brown Chambers Church Cole Cropsey Doughty Durand Havell Heade Herzog Hill, T. Huntington Inness Johnson Lane Moran Rossiter Whittredge Showing posters of ordered by Popularity last In the Mountains Art Print

93. Hudson River School Definition Of Hudson River School. What Is Hudson River Scho
    Noun, 1. hudson river school the first coherent school of American art; activefrom 1825 to 1870; painted wilderness landscapes of the hudson river valley and  
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    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Noun Hudson River school - the first coherent school of American art; active from 1825 to 1870; painted wilderness landscapes of the Hudson River valley and surrounding New England romantic realism art movement artistic movement - a group of artists who agree on general principles Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Some words with "Hudson River School" in the definition: art movement

94. Schools - Hudson River School Of Music - Westchester Arts Council
    hudson river school of Music. 1) Nursery school 5 day program play beyond the traditionalnusery school morning. clubs generally focus on music, art, drama and  
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95. Frame Posters - Hudson River School - Pinnated Grouse
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96. Hudson River School Posters
    hudson river school posters and art printsavailable to buy online for purchase.  
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    Extractions: June SALE, 15% off every poster and art print! At checkout, use coupon code: 116 posters 5 posters 3 posters 14 posters 7 posters 30 posters 7 posters 3 posters 47 posters 2 posters 2 posters 2 posters 5 posters 14 posters 49 posters In The Mountains Art Print 36 width x 24 height inch ... 31 width x 22 height inch

97. Art, History, Natural History -- Hudson River Museum / Andrus Planetarium
    The hudson river Museum has long been an important center for to view works inspiredby the hudson, and has also develop Star Shows for High school and College  
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    Extractions: The Hudson River Museum has long been an important center for the arts in lower Westchester. And it has been getting better every year. It began with Glenview , the John Bond Trevor Mansion, a beautiful example of late Victorian style. Built in 1876, this house has been restored and is a showcase for an important collection of American and European fine and decorative arts. In an adjacent building, the museum's contemporary galleries provide a dramatic setting for changing exhibits of art, architecture, design, and history. The Museum is one of the best places to view works inspired by the Hudson, and has a national reputation for its collections of photography, paintings, graphic arts, and memorabilia relating to the region. Visitors can call for a current exhibition schedule as well as a calendar of the Special Events and Family Programs offered throughout the year, which include Tours, Lectures, Workshops, and other activities. Then there's the Andrus Planetarium . . . the only public planetarium in Westchester County. Here a Zeiss M1015 Star Machine, the only instrument of its kind in the northeast, portrays the heavens in an awe-inspiring fashion. Visitors will be exhilarated by the beauty of it, and educated at the same time.

98. BPCA - Shopping - Catalog - Artists - HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL VISIONS: The Landscape
    YOUR PRICE $60.00, Sanford R. Gifford (18231880) was a leading hudson RiverSchool landscape painter and a founder of the Metropolitan Museum of art.  
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    Extractions: Edited by Kevin J. Avery and Franklin Kelly. YOUR PRICE: $60.00 Sanford R. Gifford (1823-1880) was a leading Hudson River School landscape painter and a founder of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was so esteemed by the New York art world that, at his untimely death, the Museum mounted a show of his workthe first monographic exhibition accorded any artistand published a Memorial Catalogue that, for nearly a century, remained the principal source on his oeuvre. Gifford's art, which was inspired by the work of Thomas Cole (founder of the Hudson River School) and by that of J.M.W. Turner, and which was enriched by his travels in Europe, came to be called "air painting," for he made the ambient light of each scenecolor-saturated and atmospherically potentthe key to its expression. His approach to painting and his unique style gave rise to a highly distinctive body of work of enchanting and mesmerizing effect.

99. Hudson River Valley Art Workshops Program Of Watercolor Workshops, Oil Painting
    An art education program offering workshop classes and instruction in painting, drawing, pastel, watercolor, oil, collage and acrylic in hudson Valley, New York.  
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    Extractions: Welcome to the Hudson River Valley Art Workshops website. Since 1982 we have offered creative workshops in watercolor painting, oil painting, acrylic painting, pastel, drawing and collage. Here you can learn about our program and upcoming classes, and request information If you are ready to enroll in one of our classes, click here to download an Enrollment Form in Adobe PDF format. May 6-9 Studio Class

100. Newington Cropsey Foundation Hudson River School
     promote the arts. By 1827 Cole was the most popular artist in America and the Americanlandscape movement, later coined the hudson river school was underway.  
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     Extractions: Home Cradle of Genius Current Programs Directory ... Mailing List The Hudson River School of Painting At the advent of the nineteenth century, American painting consisted mainly of portraiture. In Europe, paintings of historical and biblical events were prevalent along with figure painting and some portraiture. As America was in her infancy, historical subjects were scarce, as was the affluence needed to develop interest and support for the arts and other cultural developments. The few art patrons that existed commissioned mostly individual and family portraits. For the most part, landscape painting was relegated to cartographic and military uses. Some American artists attempted figure painting and biblical renderings in the "great style" of the Europeans, but these were not very popular. In 1825, two events occurred which would raise patronage and interest in the arts to a new level in America. The first event was the "discovery" of Thomas Cole (1801-1848), the second event was the opening of the Erie Canal. In New York City, a frame-makers shop displayed three landscape paintings by Cole. These paintings were "discovered" by the artist Colonel John Trumbull and were purchased by Trumbull and two other artists, Asher B. Durand and William Dunlap.

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