Worthington Whittredge
This is a study of an important figure of the second generation of Hudson Valley landscape painters. Worthington Whittredge was active from around 1840 to the turn of the century, and was much influenced by preceding generations of artists so that the evolution of his style serves as an index to the changing concepts of American landscape painting. Moreover his ten-year sojourn in Dusseldorf and Rome allows us to gauge the impact of foreign influences on the native tradition.
Product details
April 1990Hardback
9780521324328
270 pages
279 × 216 × 22 mm
1.32kg
184 b/w illus.
Unavailable - out of print October 1996
Table of Contents
- 1. Prologue: Cincinnati and the American landscape tradition
- 2. Whittredge in Cincinnati
- 3. European sojourn
- 4. The development of a Hudson River painter, 1860–1868
- 5. Western landscapes
- 6. Climax and crisis
- 7. Barizon painting
- 8. Old age.