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		Peter Jung Fine Arts Hudson Park Row Gallery Chatham Carry Haddad Galleries Hudson Freedom? Photographs by Giovanni di Mola Findustry Gallery 135 Warren Street Hudson NY 12534 518-828-2535 "When I was a Soldier" STORY LINES, paintings by Jack Millard STORY LINES, paintings by Jack Millard at The Hudson Opera House Gallery Deborah Davis Fine Arts Hudson
ART GALLERIES and MUSEUMS Hudson River School of Art - Information Located Next to INDEX and below Nearby CATSKILL Cedar Grove - Click Here The Thomas Cole National Historic Site (Photo Below Right) O Cedar Grove! when'er I think to part From thine all peaceful shades my aching heart Is like to his who leaves some blessed shore Weeping exile ne'er to see it more. -Thomas Cole, 1834 Cole was founder of the Hudson River School of Art (See "About Hudson River School Paintings"Below) 218 Spring Street Catskill 518-943-7465 CHATHAM Joyce Goldstein Gallery Chatham, NY, 12037 518 392-2250 Lois Wilson Native American art & jewelry, Mexican and Peruvian weavings 25 Hudson Avenue Chatham, NY 12037 518 392-4446 Park Row Gallery, Inc - *CLICK HERE* 2 Park Row Chatham, NY 12037 518 392-4800 Paul E. Gray Americana Tribal Art & ethnographic material 203 Thomas Road Old Chatham, NY 12136 518 392-8178 Wiseman Art House - CLICK HERE Paintings by local artists and lithographs by major modern European artists 647 Albany Turnpike, Old Chatham, NY 12136-0031 518 794 6131 518 794 6140 fax GHENT Fields Sculpture Park at Art Omi - CLICK HERE 59 Letter S Road, Ghent 518 392-2181 HUDSON A.D.D. Gallery - Click Here Minimal reductive paintings, sculpture and industrial design Fri - Mon, 11-5 610 Warren Street, Hudson 518-822-9922 Albert Shahinian Fine Art - Click Here 415 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-4346 Artfirst Modern and Contemporary Art Thu-Mon 11-6 526 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-1190 BCB Art - Click Here Contemporary Fine Art Shows Annually Featuring Various Media Th-Sun, 12-6 Feb-Dec 116 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-4539 Carrie Haddad Gallery - Click Here 622 Warren St, Hudson 518 828-1915 COLUMBIA COUNTY COUNCIL ON THE ARTS GALLERY - Click Here 209 Warren Street, Hudson 518-671-6213 David Dew Bruner - Click Here 621 Warren, Hudson Street 914-466-4857 Deborah Davis Fine Art - Click Here 510 Warren Street, Hudson 518-822-1890 Deffebach Gallery - Click Here 135 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-2535 Findustry Gallery Freedom? Photographs by Giovanni di Mola - Click Here presented by John Findysz Through September 22, 2008 703 Warren Street Hudson NY 917-548-3149 Foundation Gallery Arts Center Columbia-Green Community College Route 23, Greenport 518 828-4181 Galleria de la Rosa - Click Here Contemporary, Traditional and Outsider Art 323 Warren Street, 2nd Floor, Hudson 518 671-6523 or 914 924-9469 Great South Bay Gallery Contemporary American and European art Wed-Sun 12-4 41 Cross Street, Hudson 851-7044 Hudson Opera House Gallery - Click Here STORY LINES, paintings by Jack Millard NOW thru September 20th Gallery Hours: Monday - Sunday, Noon to 5 p.m STORY LINES, a new series of large paintings exploring complex relationships between individual subjects. The paintings are ambitious in scale, technical intricacy and psychological complexity, inviting viewers to contemplate (and complete) the narrative journeys of their subjects. Millard lives and paints in Chatham, New York & has previously shown at Carrie Haddad Gallery & Time & Space. 327 Warren Street, Hudson 518-822-1438 Hudson Valley Arts Center 337 Warren Street, Hudson 800-456-0507 John Davis Gallery Contemporary art gallery, Native Clay - Native American Art 362 1/2 Warren Street, Hudson 518 828-5907 J. Damiani Gallery - Click Here Paintings, Inks, & Photographs by J. Damiani Th-Sun, 11-5:30 437 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-5490 Juliette M. Crill Gallery of Art - Click Here 437 Warren Street, Hudson 518 828-5490 Kaaterskill Gallery Columbia-Green Community College Route 23, Greenport 518 828-4181Ext 3342 Leo Fortuna Gallery - Click Here 422 1/2 Warren Street, Hudson 518 697-7907 Limner Gallery - Click Here Alternative, self taught and precisionist figurative art Gallery housed in a c.1865 carriage-house Hours: Wed - Saturday 11-5 and Sunday by appt. 123 Warren Street, Hudson 518-828-2343 Marianne Courville Gallery - Click Here Mainly Vintage and Contemporary Photography 341 Warren Street, Hudson 518 755-44208 Olana - Click Here Paintings of Frederic Edwin Church and other Hudson River School painters. See Hudson River School at bottom. Ornametum - Click Here Contemporary International Jewelry Th-M 11-5, Sat 11-6 506 1/2 Warren Street, Hudson 671-6770 Parc Foundation - Click Here 330 Warren Street, Hudson Peter Jung Art & Antiques - Click Here American & European paintings, 1850-1950. 512 Warren Street, Hudson By appointment 518 828-2698 Rose Gallery - Click Here Representing distinctive contemporary artists Th-M 12-5pm 444 Warren Street, Hudson 518-671-6128 Verdigirs - *Click Here* W-Sunday 11 to 6pm 13 South 3rd Street , Hudson 828-3139 Verso 20th Century - Art @ Boulay Antiques 530 Warren Street, Hudson 518 947-6367 KINDERHOOK Columbia County Historical Society Museum - Click Here Changing exhibits of area historical works 5 Albany Avenue, Kinderhook 518 758-9265 Pavilion Gallery American Period Paintings & Prints R.H.Blackburn Associates, Inc. 17 Broad St, Kinderhook SPENCERTOWN Spencertown Arts & Antiques Gallery Reasonably priced paintings & prints Spencertown, NY 12165, USA 518-392-4442
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painting by Frederic Edwin Church The Olana Collection HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL of painting Thomas Cole: Sunrise in the CloveR The first truly American style of landscape painting was the Hudson River School, named for the area in which many of its adherents worked. The school was not an academic institution but rather a loose association of painters who worked in a similar style. They were colleagues, friends, and supporters of each other, studying together and often traveling together throughout New York, New England, and even as far as Europe and the Middle East. The Hudson River School flourished between the mid-1830s and the mid-1870s. Its subject matter is often landscapes from the Hudson River valley, the Catskills, the Adirondacks, and the White Mountains of New Hampshire. However, as the country expanded to the West, the Hudson River School artists followed. Some painted Yosemite, Yellowstone, the plains of Nebraska, and other Western scenes. Others headed to South and Central America, painting lush tropical scenes. Paintings of the Hudson River School are characterized by fidelity to nature; clarity of detail; skies sometimes glowing at sunrise or sunset, sometimes shining a sunny, clear blue; nearly invisible brushstrokes; an overall feeling of tranquility; and a presentation of the American landscape as a new Eden in a benevolent universe, blessed by God and providing an uplifting moral influence. THOMAS COLE (1801-1848) In 1825 British immigrant, Thomas Cole discovered the haunting beauty of the Catskill wilderness. His exhibition of small paintings of Catskill landscapes came to the attention of prominent figures on the New York City art scene including Asher B. Durand, who became a life-long friend, and his fame spread. While he was still in his twenties, Cole was made a fellow of the National Academy. During the winter of 1835-1836, Cole stayed in Catskill working on "The Course of Empire." During this period Cole began to express strong views concerning the impact of industrial development and its negative consequences for the wild beauty of the Catskills landscapes that were the source of inspiration for his work. The growth of the railroad by "copper-hearted barbarians" was of particular concern. In November of 1836, Thomas Cole and Maria Bartow were married in the west parlor at Cedar Grove, which became Cole's home. Many of the great painters and literary figures of the day began to visit the Coles at their Catskill home. Among the calling cards in the Cole papers of the Albany Institute of History and Art is that of James Fenimore Cooper. In May of 1844 Cole agreed to accept Frederic E. Church as a student in his studio. Church's father agreed to pay $300 per year for young affluent Church's instruction. This agreement lasted until June, 1846. Thomas Cole died in the west bedroom overlooking his beloved Catskill Mountains at 8 pm on Friday, February 11th, 1848. FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH (1826 - 1900) Frederic Edwin Church, one of the premier American landscape painters, will forever be associated with the Hudson River Valley, where he painted and made his home. Immensely popular in the mid-19th century, his paintings are characterized by a calmness and sense of hope. Born in 1826 in Hartford, Connecticut, Church studied for several years with Thomas Cole, widely regarded as the first exponent of the Hudson River School of painting. Church moved to New York in 1849 and began his independent career. Within a year he became the youngest artist ever to be elected to the National Academy of Design - a distinction that remains to this day. Church traveled widely throughout his career, using his sketches of New England, South America, Europe, the Arctic, the Middle East, and North Africa to create the transcendent landscapes that brought him fame, respect, and wealth. By the late 1870s, severe rheumatism had largely curtailed his career, although he continued to sketch for his own enjoyment. Church spent most of his last twenty years at his estate on the Hudson River, Olana, finally dying in New York City in 1900. Biographies & History provided by the Thomas Cole National Historic Site at Cedar Grove and the Olana Partnership Information is provided here as a PUBLIC SERVICE guide and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. It is suggested you call the source with any questions.