New Jersey - Small but Sublime: Intimate Views by Durand, Bierstadt and Inness at Newark Museum

Small but Sublime: Intimate Views by Durand, Bierstadt and Inness

Nineteenth-century artists were enthralled by landscape painting, which represented their reaction to nature as well as pride in the beauty of the land. Comprised primarily of oil paintings, this exhibition features works by artists from the Hudson River School and the Tonalist movement. [ more information ]

Apr 2, 2008 - Feb 22, 2009

Newark Museum, Newark, NJ

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