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The Wood Chopper by George Inness

The Wood Chopper

George Inness · 1849

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Artist
George Inness
Date
1849
Location
Cleveland Museum of Art
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THE ARTIST

George Inness

George Inness, often called the “father of American landscape painting,” blended earthly scenes with spiritual depth, evolving from Hudson River School influences to a unique Tonalist style.

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