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Landscape painting

  • Painting Life: John Hood on the Art of Realism
    Painting Life: John Hood on the Art of Realism
    "Just standing in front of a painting. It's an emotional interaction, and I can picture what ... the artist was thinking," says John Hood, a rising star among realist painters ...
    August 28, 2024BY Steve Ispas
  • Kindred Spirits: Sarah and Thomas Cole
    Kindred Spirits: Sarah and Thomas Cole
    The two siblings, Thomas and Sarah Cole, enjoyed a collegial relationship where both encouraged each other's artistic endeavors.
    February 25, 2024BY Bob Kirchman
  • Bierstadt’s Beasts
    Bierstadt’s Beasts
    The famous 19th-century landscape painter exquisitely rendered wild animals on his Western expeditions.
    February 2, 2024BY Bob Kirchman
  • Thomas Cole Unbound: Biography of America’s Revered Landscape Painter
    Thomas Cole Unbound: Biography of America’s Revered Landscape Painter
    Born in England’s industrial northeast in 1801, artist Thomas Cole immigrated to America as a young man. Here, ...
    June 25, 2023BY Bob Kirchman
  • ‘The Voyage of Life’
    ‘The Voyage of Life’
    America’s first great landscape painter, Thomas Cole, was a pivotal figure in the development of a distinctly American ...
    December 11, 2021BY Jeff Perkin
  • Landscapes of the Sublime
    Landscapes of the Sublime
    Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher. —William Wordsworth In times when “progress” ...
    May 26, 2021BY Jeff Perkin
  • Vermont Painters Pilgrimage
    Vermont Painters Pilgrimage
    In March of last year I traveled to Vermont, along with 40 other painters, in search of snow. ...
    March 22, 2021BY Amy Florence
  • Jeremy Lipking: Depictions of Beauty and Life
    Jeremy Lipking: Depictions of Beauty and Life
    Jeremy Lipking is a highly acclaimed American realist painter. In March he completed his anticipated one-man show at The ...
    March 22, 2021BY Sarah Hodges
  • Chinese Shan Shui Painting of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
    Chinese Shan Shui Painting of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
    Stately mountains surrounded by flowing water—this is the essence of Chinese landscape painting, or “shan shui” (“mountain water”). ...
    February 10, 2019BY Mike Cai
  • New Book: ‘Pieter Bruegel. The Complete Works’
    New Book: ‘Pieter Bruegel. The Complete Works’
    The life's work of arguably the greatest painter of the Flemish Renaissance, Pieter Bruegel the Elder (circa 1525–1569), ...
    February 4, 2019BY Lorraine Ferrier
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