period

movement

1. The Hudson River from Fort Montgomery — David Johnson
2. Hudson River Scene — John Frederick Kensett, 1857
3. View on the Hudson River — Jasper Francis Cropsey, 1852
4. Along the Shore 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher
5. Denning's Point, Hudson River — Thomas Doughty
6. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867
7. Coastal View 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher
8. Sailing on the Hudson River — thomas chambers
9. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
10. The Oxbow (also known as The Connecticut River near Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
11. Second Beach, Newport — Thomas Worthington Whittredge, 1878
12. Newport coast — William Trost Richards
13. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
14. Hudson River, Above Catskill — Charles Herbert Moore, 1865

vibe

topics

1. Rippling Sea, Manchester — Alfred Thompson Bricher
2. Low Tide at Swallow Tail Cove — Alfred Thompson Bricher
3. at low tide — sir edward john poynter
4. Newport coast — William Trost Richards
5. Sailing off the Coast — Alfred Thompson Bricher
6. Along the Shore 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher
7. Coastal View 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher

keywords

tone

main color

1. Hudson River Scene — John Frederick Kensett, 1857
2. Rippling Sea, Manchester — Alfred Thompson Bricher
3. at low tide — sir edward john poynter
4. Sailing off the Coast — Alfred Thompson Bricher
5. Sailing on the Hudson River — thomas chambers
6. Along the Shore 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher
7. Hudson River, Logging — Winslow Homer, 1897
8. Light Winds — Alfred Thompson Bricher
9. Newport coast — William Trost Richards
10. Coastal View 1 — Alfred Thompson Bricher
11. Low Tide at Swallow Tail Cove — Alfred Thompson Bricher
12. untitled (2503) — Alfred Thompson Bricher
13. View on the Hudson River — Jasper Francis Cropsey, 1852
14. Headlands — Alfred Thompson Bricher
15. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
16. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867

other

1. The Lion Rock, Newport — Alfred Thompson Bricher
2. Looking out to Sea — Alfred Thompson Bricher