Thomas Cole
Painter born in England (1801-1848) who emigrated to the United States, founder of the Hudson River School. He devoted himself to Romantic landscape painting, depicting North American nature with a moral and sometimes allegorical tone. His work decisively influenced 19th-century American landscape painting.
- Works
- 20
- Years
- 1825–1847
- As prints
- 16
Hunter in the MountainsThomas Cole, 1825
Woodchopper's HutThomas Cole, 1825From €29
Autumn LandscapeThomas Cole, 1827
The Last of the MohicansThomas Cole, 1827From €29
The DelugeThomas Cole, 1829From €29
View near Tivoli (Morning)Thomas Cole, 1832From €29
The Giant's ChaliceThomas Cole, 1833From €29
View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm—The OxbowThomas Cole, 1836From €29
View of the Catskill—Early AutumnThomas Cole, 1836From €29
The DepartureThomas Cole, 1837From €29
The ReturnThomas Cole, 1837From €29
View of FlorenceThomas Cole, 1837From €29
CloudsThomas Cole, 1838From €29
The Architect's DreamThomas Cole, 1840From €29
The Voyage of Life: ManhoodThomas Cole, 1842From €29
The Voyage of Life: YouthThomas Cole, 1842From €29
Ruins of the AqueductThomas Cole, 1843From €29
Temple of SegestaThomas Cole, 1843
The Mountain FordThomas Cole, 1846From €29
Home in the WoodsThomas Cole, 1847