THOMAS COLE
Thomas Cole was an American painter born in Lancashire. He was an influential Romanticism painter and founder of the Hudson River School. Cole specialized in landscape painting, and is known for his dramatic, idealized depictions of the American wilderness. In his later years, Cole aspired to include literary and religious narratives within his paintings: “Oxbow,” “Titan’s Goblet,” and “Course of Empire” are essential works from this time. Cole was also fascinated with Italian history and imagery. He traveled to Rome, Naples, and Florence to sketch the ancient architectural ruins, as well as Mount Etna.
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View Across Frenchman's Bay From Mt. Desert Island After a Squall 1845$73.98 $73.98 (0% off)$73.98-$169.98
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View Of Two Lakes Mountain House Catskill Mountains Morning 1844$73.98 $73.98 (0% off)$73.98-$169.98
