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Hudson River School
American landscapes.
Landscapes. While other types of art movements around that time focused on an object or something special, like a person, they painted backgrounds. Like trees, mountains, etc.
In their paintings they wanted to show the natural beauty of the US.
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Thomas Cole was a first generation Hudson River School painter and was, in fact, considered the father of the overall art movement known as the Hudson River School.
The Hudson River School was an art movement that was influenced by Romanticism. The focused on landscapes. Hudson River School artists believed that nature in the form of the American Landscape was an "ineffable manifestation of God."
Nile and Hudson
The Hudson River Historic District covers approximately 260 acres along the Hudson River in Manhattan, New York. It includes a collection of historic buildings and sites that reflect the area's architectural and cultural significance.
Yes, the Hudson River School was named after the Hudson River Valley, a region in New York that inspired many of its artists. This group, active in the mid-19th century, is known for its romanticized landscapes that celebrated the American wilderness. Their work often depicted the natural beauty of the Hudson River and its surroundings, emphasizing themes of nature and nationalism.
Yes. It was produced between 1951 and 1957. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson_Hornet
brought back emotions for nature