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Storm King on the Hudson Homer Dodge Martin
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Born and raised in Albany, Homer Dodge Martin was
encouraged to pursue an artistic career by Albany sculptor, Erastus Dow Palmer
(1817-1904). During the early 1860s, Martin spent his summers in the Catskills,
Adirondacks or White Mountains and composed expansive lake and mountain views
such as this in his New York City studio each winter. Martin's early luminist style, as seen in this view of Storm King Mountain in the lower Hudson Valley, is evidence of his admiration for the work of John Frederick Kensett. A transitional figure in American landscapes during the second half of the 19th century, Homer Dodge Martin links the painters of the Hudson River School to the American followers of the French Barbizon artists and eventually Impressionism. site designed and hosted by knick.net | |
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Morning, Looking East Over the Hudson Valley from the Catskill Mountains by Frederic Church |
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by Thomas Cole |
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by Thomas Cole |
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by Jasper Francis Cropsey |
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by Asher D. Durand |
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by William M. Hart |
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by James McDonald Hart |
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by Homer Dodge Martin |
