hudson river school

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• - New York Times Arts Abroad review of exhibition of American Landscape Paintings from 1820-1880 at London's Tate Gallery. Fee required.
  
• - Photos of the five Hudson River School paintings in Ringwood Manor collection.
  
• - A collection of images of Hudson River School paintings by lesser known artists.
  
• - New York Times article from the series "In Art's Footsteps" about an annual class trip to the Catskill Mtn. House, where F. E. Church and other members of the Hudson River School often visited. Fee required.
  
• - A review of the Hudson River School and its history, philosophical underpinnings, iconography, gallery, and contrast to de Tocqueville.
  
• - Review of an exhibition at Seattle's Frye Art Museum.
  
• - Summary of a fifteen painting exhibition at BYU's Museum of Art with images and page length reviews of each work.
  
• - Gallery of many paintings by several artists.
  
• - A look at some of the better selections from the Albany Institute of History and Art's collection of over 60 Hudson River School paintings.
  
• - Location and descriptions of 14 significant Hudson River School collections in New York from the state tourism website.
  
• - A small gallery of paintings by several artists.
  
• - A brief overview of the School and biographies of both the commonly known and less recognized artists.
  
• - Summary of an exhibit at the Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, Georgia.
  
• - A list of major and minor artists of the Hudson River School, with links to online collections and exhibits.
  
• - A brief summary of an exhibition by the Orlando Museum of Art.
  
• - A brief summary of the School's place in American philosophy by Thomas Hampson, narrator of the PBS series "I Hear America Singing." Includes a video clip review of Durand's Kindred Spirits.
  
• - AskART's short history of this mid-19th century American school of art.
  
• - An extensive compilation of art from New Hampshire's White Mountains with an emphasis on those artists who painted during the heyday of the Hudson River School.
  
• - Information on an exhibition at Seattle's Frye Museum.
  
• - Long review of the Hudson River School with links to the Artchive's galleries of paintings by the more noted artists.