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Hudson River School At Wadsworth Atheneum
The majestic paintings of the 19th-century Hudson River School enjoy tremendous popularity today because of their Romantic and often highly dramatic depiction of nature. They are exquisite pieces of art made all the more beautiful when one considers the technical … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th-century art, art, artists, Hudson River School, landscape painting, museum, panoramas, romanticism, Thomas Cole, Wadsworth Atheneum
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New York State Museum Relives the 4th of September, 1609
Two worlds collided in 1609 when Henry Hudson and the Dutch sailed up the “great river” and met the Native People of New York. After this, nothing would be the same again for two vastly different civilizations. This New York … Continue reading