période

mouvement

1. View of Catskill Creek (formerly Distant View of Roundtop) — Thomas Cole, 1833
2. Genesee Scenery (also known as Poop) — Thomas Cole, 1847
3. Road Through a Wood — Thomas Cole
4. View of the Arno — Thomas Cole, 1838
5. Trees 10 — Thomas Cole
6. Sketch of Tree Trunks — Thomas Cole
7. Landscape with Dead Trees — Thomas Cole, 1827
8. Landscape with Indian — Thomas Cole
9. Study, rocky landscape — Thomas Cole
10. Summer Twilight. A Recollection of a Scene in New England — Thomas Cole, 1834
11. Three Sketches for the ANNUNCIATION TO THE SHEPHERDS — Thomas Cole
12. Rocks with Distant Trees — Thomas Cole
13. Untitled, study of rocks and a figure — Thomas Cole
14. Evening in Arcadia — Thomas Cole, 1843
15. Study, Tree 10 — Thomas Cole
16. Tree6 — Thomas Cole
17. Old Birch — Thomas Cole
18. L'Oxbow (également connu sous le nom de La rivière Connecticut près de Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
19. Ruined Castle by a Bay — Thomas Cole
20. Falls of Kaaterskill — Thomas Cole, 1826
21. The Voyage of Life, Youth — Thomas Cole
22. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
23. Trees Overhanging a Pool — Thomas Cole

atmosphère

thématiques

mots-clés

1. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843

tonalité

couleur principale

1. Road Through a Wood — Thomas Cole
2. Tree6 — Thomas Cole
3. Study, rocky landscape — Thomas Cole
4. Old Birch — Thomas Cole
5. Sketch of Tree Trunks — Thomas Cole
6. Study, Tree 10 — Thomas Cole
7. Untitled, study of rocks and a figure — Thomas Cole
8. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
9. View of the Arno — Thomas Cole, 1838
10. Trees 10 — Thomas Cole
11. L'Oxbow (également connu sous le nom de La rivière Connecticut près de Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
12. Trees Overhanging a Pool — Thomas Cole
13. Rocks with Distant Trees — Thomas Cole
14. Genesee Scenery (also known as Poop) — Thomas Cole, 1847
15. Three Sketches for the ANNUNCIATION TO THE SHEPHERDS — Thomas Cole
16. Landscape with Indian — Thomas Cole
17. Ruined Castle by a Bay — Thomas Cole

autre

1. Matin ensoleillé sur la rivière Hudson — Thomas Cole, 1827