The Landscape Universe by Thomas ColeCatskills, Italy, Niagara and wild forest reveal the full breadth of Cole: observation of the place, European memory and reflection on time make up a landscape that tells the story.
1801 - 1848Life of Thomas Cole
1825Start of his recognition in New York
Hudson - ItalyGeographical amplitude of its landscapes
500 °CPaintings, studies, drawings and projects - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1825 -1848 · America, Europe and moral landscape
Catskills, Italy, Niagara and wild forest reveal the full breadth of Cole: observation of the place, European memory and reflection on time make up a landscape that tells the story.
Thomas Cole established his reputation with views of the Hudson Valley and the Catskills on display in New York in 1825. His landscape was neither pure topography nor simple national celebration. He observed trees, rocks, streams and atmospheres on the ground, then reorganized his studies at the workshop to construct a visual narrative. The White Mountains and New England lakes introduce roads, tourism and travel hazards. Niagara and Kaaterskill give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views introduce roads, tourism and travel hazards. Niagara and Kaaterskill give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental recall the fragility of civilization and nature. Even religious or literary figures remain integrated into the territory. This panoramic collection allows you to follow the constant passages between American sites, memory of Europe, natural history and moral allegory which define Cole's originality. The "Landscapes of Thomas Cole" selection notably compares View of the Encoche Pass of the White Mountains and Italian Landscape (formerly The Catskills of Saugerties). Its reading favors light.
Cole does not choose between observed landscape and thought landscape: he makes the precision of place the very material for a reflection on time.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Thomas Cole established his reputation with views of the Hudson Valley and the Catskills on display in New York in 1825. His landscape was neither pure topography nor simple national celebration. He observed trees, rocks, streams and atmospheres on the ground, then reorganized his studies at the workshop to construct a visual narrative. The White Mountains and New England lakes introduce roads, tourism and travel hazards. Niagara and Kaaterskill give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views introduce roads, tourism and travel hazards. Niagara and Kaaterskill give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental power. The Italian, Florentine and Sicilian views give the water continental recall the fragility of civilization and nature. Even religious or literary figures remain integrated into the territory. This panoramic collection allows you to follow the constant passages between American site, memory of Europe, natural history and moral allegory which define Cole's originality.
Revealing the Catskills to the New York public
The first views impose a new ambition for the American landscape. This milestone illuminates the "Landscapes of Thomas Cole" collection by favoring light.
Studying Europe and Italy
Masters, ruins and classical light expand his vocabulary.
Unite site, history and allegory
Cycles, storms and panoramas make the landscape a visual thought.
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First threshold plan
Tree, rock or bank introduces the viewer into the depth. This line guides a reading of "Landscapes of Thomas Cole" centered on light.
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Light distance
A clear valley promises openness without erasing nearby obstacles.
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Human trace
Road, building or figure reveals how the territory is inhabited.
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Overlay time
Season, ruin and weather make several durations coexist.
Explore by universe
Exploring Four Horizons by Thomas Cole
White Mountains, Italian landscape, Genesee and crossing a ford distinguish American pass, European memory, fertile valley and human passage.
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Cross the White Mountains
The road introduces travel, danger and scale into the heart of the relief.
For the passage. Reading "Landscapes of Thomas Cole" by light.Italy02
Remembering another world
Ruin and classic light give the landscape a long history.
For memoryGenesee03
Open an American Valley
Water, earth and horizon make up a still fragile abundance.
For the territoryFord04
Physically enter the site
The crossing connects path, current and mountain in a simple action.
For humansWhite Mountains · Cole05
View of the Encoche Pass from the White Mountains
The pass transforms the mountain into a historical and physical threshold.
Landmark work by Landscapes by Thomas ColeItaly · Cole06
Italian landscape (formerly The Catskills of Saugerties)
European remembrance brings classical light, ruin and cultural duration.
Landmark work by Landscapes by Thomas Cole
Works to discover
Four representative landscapes of Thomas Cole
White Mountains, Italy, Genesee and mountain ford condense four essential directions of his work.
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