19th Century American Paintings and Works on Paper
Definition
This term refers to artworks, including paintings and drawings, created in America during the 19th century, often reflecting themes of landscape, portraiture, and historical events.
History
The period reflects themes of American expansion, industrialization, and the Civil War, which greatly influenced the subject matter and style of the artworks.
Notable Examples
Thomas Cole
The Oxbow, 1836
Emanuel Leutze
Washington Crossing the Delaware, 1851
Key Artists & Movements
Key artists and movements include the Hudson River School, Luminism, and American Romanticism, with artists like Thomas Cole and Winslow Homer.
Techniques & Materials
Common techniques and materials include oil on canvas and watercolor, with detailed brushwork to capture natural landscapes and historical scenes.
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