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The Old Bridge or Ipswich Bridge by Arthur Wesley Dow

The Old Bridge or Ipswich Bridge

Arthur Wesley Dow · 1893

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DETAILS
Artist
Arthur Wesley Dow
Date
1893
Medium
Color woodcut
Location
Cleveland Museum of Art
Dimensions
[object Object]
Collection
Prints
Culture
America
Credit line
Gift of The Dowd-Gallogly Family
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Arthur Wesley Dow

Arthur Wesley Dow revolutionized art education by teaching students to create through composition, not just by copying nature, and was deeply influenced by Japanese woodblock prints.

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