Thomas Cole (1801-1848) was an American artist who is regarded as the Founder of the Hudson River School. This school represented an art movement that emphasized realistic and detailed portraits of the American landscape with themes of romanticism and naturalism. Thomas Cole was born in England, but moved to the United States as a youth. His talents for painting were soon discovered and his works focused on landscapes. He also painted allegorical works including his famous “”The Course of Empire”” serie
Patterns Included In This Set
The Oxbow
Titan’s Goblet
The Garden of Eden
Romantic Landscape with Ruined Tower
The Fountain of Vaucluse
The Course of Empire Consummation
The Savage State
Desolation
The Departure
The Return
The Past
The Present
Italian Sunset
Il Penseroso
Home in the Woods
The Subsiding of the Waters of the Deluge
Views on the Catskill Early Autumn
Genesee Scenery
Mount Aetna from Taormina
Schroon Mountain
The Clove
Falls of Kaaterskill
A View near Tivoli
A Wild Scene
American Lake Scene
Arch of Nero
Autumn in the Catskills
Cross at Sunset
Frenchman’s Bay Mt. Desert Island
Indian Pass Tahawus
Interior of the Colosseum
Kaaterskill Falls
Lake with Dead Trees
Moonlight
Prometheus Bound
Sunny Morning on the Hudson River
The Notch of the White Mountains
Voyage of Life – Youth
View Across Frenchman’s Bay
Catskill Mountain House
Italian Coast Scene with Ruined Tower
Self Portrait
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