19th Century American Art
Definition
This term encompasses art produced in America during the 19th century, including various movements such as Romanticism and Realism, often highlighting American landscapes and life.
History
Influenced by European movements like Romanticism, this period reflected the American frontier, national identity, and the evolving landscape.
Notable Examples
Grant Wood
American Gothic, 1930
Thomas Cole
The Course of Empireseries, 1833-1836
Key Artists & Movements
Key artists include Thomas Cole, Frederic Edwin Church, and John Singer Sargent, who were central to movements like the Hudson River School.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques involved traditional oil painting with an emphasis on naturalism and realism, often depicting grand natural scenes and everyday American life.
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