Showing 24 artworks out of 77 with George Innes and with artwork date before 1894 and with artwork date after 1884
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Experience the serene beauty of George Inness’s "Early Morning, Tarpon Springs." This iconic 1892 oil painting captures Florida's tranquility with masterful light and detail. Own a stunning reproduction today!
A warm yellow sky illuminates this serene Tonalist landscape by George Inness featuring a peaceful sunrise over a field with animals and figures, inviting you to bring this masterpiece of atmosphere into your home.
A melancholic Virginia landscape captured through muted tones and atmospheric Impressionism, this Tonalist masterpiece by George Inness invites you to experience the serene beauty of nature in your own collection.
A dramatic lightning bolt strikes through a serene autumnal landscape in this 1891 masterpiece by George Inness, capturing the spiritual essence of American Impressionism and inviting you to bring nature home.
Experience Tonalist serenity with George Inness's 1893 masterpiece, The Lonely Pine; capture the mood of this iconic American landscape for your home.
George Inness’s "The Home of the Heron" (1893) captures a hazy dusk forest scene in an Impressionistic style. Explore its ethereal beauty, linear composition & symbolic mood.
A serene moonlight scene featuring a solitary woman amidst a tranquil landscape by George Inness captures the soulful essence of American Impressionism, inviting you to bring this peaceful 1892 masterpiece into your home.
A luminous forest pathway bathed in golden sunlight defines this 1885 American Impressionist masterpiece by George Inness, capturing a serene autumn atmosphere that invites you to bring nature's tranquility into your home.
A serene sunset glows over a tranquil pastoral landscape by George Inness, blending Romanticism and Realism to capture nature's soul in this 1884 masterpiece available for your collection.
Experience George Inness’s ‘Moonlight in Virginia’ (1884). A serene tonalist landscape capturing American beauty. Hand-painted reproductions available – elevate your space.
A dramatic sky of dark clouds meets a tranquil countryside in George Inness's 1892 masterpiece The Passing Storm, an evocative example of American Impressionism that invites you to bring this atmospheric scene home.
A warm sunset glows through lush green trees in this evocative 1888 Tonalist landscape by George Inness, capturing a serene atmosphere that invites you to bring the beauty of American Impressionism into your home.
A dramatic sky looms over grazing livestock in George Inness's 1893 masterpiece The Coming Storm, a breathtaking example of American Impressionism that invites you to bring this atmospheric landscape into your home.
Experience George Inness’s ‘Early Autumn, Montclair.’ A serene tonalist landscape showcasing muted colors & light. Admire this 1888 masterpiece at the Montclair Art Museum.