The World of Thomas Moran
Thomas Moran (1837 - 1926), artist considered to belong to the Hudson River School, more closely grouped in the Rocky Mountains School and William Henry Jackson (1843 - 1942), painter, photographer and explorer. Two pioneers, the race of Linnerhielm, and Thomas Cole...
Thomas Moran - Chasm of the Colorado, 1873-1874Department of the Interior Museum, Washington, D.C.
Photo: William Henry Jackson - At the Mammoth Hot Springs, Gardiner River, 1871courtesy East Hampton Library
Thomas Moran - Hot Springs of Gardiner's River, 1872Private Collection
Photo: William Henry Jackson - Castle Geyser and Firehole Basin, 1871courtesy Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Yellowstone National Park
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Labels: Hudson River School
posted by Pierre Radulescu at
9:13 PM
2 Comments:
Awesome!
You are all invited to visit our still under construction new website
www.turnermuseum.org
next week
Douglass Montrose-Graem
Founder/Director
The J.M.W.Turner Museum and Thomas Moran Galleries
Sarasota Florida
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Anonymous, at 10:28 AM
Thank you for your warm comment. I entered immediately on your site and I'm marveled. Turner is one of my favorite great masters. There are some paintings of him at Washington DC National Gallery; I liked his Approach to Venice the most. There was also a Turner Show last year or so and I had this way the opportunity to see much more. I hadn't known about the amazing quality of his watercolors till I visited the show.
I published 2 messages on the art of Turner on my blog:
http://updateslive.blogspot.com/search/label/Turner
Thank you again,
Pierre Radulescu
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Pierre Radulescu, at 3:20 PM
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