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.jpg "Farm Landscape, Cattle in Pasture, Sunset, Nantucket by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunshine After Storm or Sunset by George Inness")
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.jpg "Peace and Plenty, 1865 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Pine Grove of the Barberini Villa by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Wheat Field, c. 1875-1877 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Olive Trees at Tivoli by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Lackawanna Valley by George Inness")
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.jpg "Autumn Meadows, 1869 by George Inness")
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.jpg "September Afternoon by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunlit Pasture by George Inness")
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.jpg "Evening at Medfield, Massachusetts by George Inness")
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.jpg "Fleecy Clouds, 1881 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunrise, 1887 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Harvest Time by George Inness")
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.jpg "Hackensack Meadows, Sunset by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Old Mill, 1849 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Cows in a Field, before 1956 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Autumn Oaks by George Inness")
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.jpg "Harvest Scene in the Delaware Valley, 1867 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunset in the Woods, 1891 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Crossing the Ford, 1848 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape, 1846 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sundown Brilliance by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Alban Hills, 1873 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Fishing in a stream, 1857 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Catskill Mountains, 1870 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Storm by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunset in the Woods by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sketch for Washing Day near Perugia by George Inness")
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.jpg "A Silver Morning by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Lackawanna Valley, c. 1856 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Wood Chopper by George Inness")
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.jpg "A Marine by George Inness")
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.jpg "After a Summer Shower, 1894 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Elf Ground by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Home of the Heron by George Inness")
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.jpg "Orange Road, Tarpon Springs by George Inness")
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.jpg "Durham, Connecticut, 1858 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Wood Chopper, 1849 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Lonely Farm, Nantucket, 1892 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunny Autumn Day, 1892 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Early Morning, Tarpon Springs by George Inness")
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.jpg "Moonrise, 1891 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Washing Day near Perugia by George Inness")
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.jpg "In the Meadow by George Inness")
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.jpg "A Winter Sky by George Inness")
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.jpg "Lake Albano by George Inness")
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.jpg "Homeward by George Inness")
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.jpg "Moonlight, Tarpon Springs by George Inness")
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.jpg "Massachusetts Landscape, 1865 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Lackawanna Valley by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Sisters, 1882 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sundown by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Monk by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape by George Inness")
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.jpg "Delaware Water Gap by George Inness")
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.jpg "Harvest Moon by George Inness")
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.jpg "Georgia Pines, 1890 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Washing Day near Perugia, Italy by George Inness")
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.jpg "Across the Campagna by George Inness")
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.jpg "Niagara, 1889 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Lake Albano, Sunset, c. 1874 by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Mill Pond, 1889 by George Inness")
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.jpg "A Marine by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Home of the Heron by George Inness")
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.jpg "Approaching Storm from the Alban Hills, 1871 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Albano, Italy by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape by George Inness")
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.jpg "Harvest Moon by George Inness")
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.jpg "Moonrise by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Mill Stream, Montclair, New Jersey, c.1888 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape, Sunset, 1887-89 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Near the Village, October by George Inness")
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.jpg "A Silver Morning, 1886 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Storm by George Inness")
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.jpg "The Lonely Farm, Nantucket by George Inness")
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.jpg "Summer by George Inness")
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.jpg "Albano, Italy by George Inness")
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.jpg "Lake Albano, Sunset by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape by George Inness")
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.jpg "Durham, Connecticut by George Inness")
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.jpg "Landscape by George Inness")
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.jpg "Summer in the Catskills by George Inness")
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.jpg "Gray Day, Goochland by George Inness")
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.jpg "View of the Tiber near Perugia by George Inness")
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.jpg "Medway, Massachusetts by George Inness")
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.jpg "Near Perugia, Italy, 1872 by George Inness")
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.jpg "Milton, New York by George Inness")
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.jpg "On the Delaware River by George Inness")
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.jpg "Sunny Autumn Day by George Inness")
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George Inness was born in Orange County in 1825, and became one of the most famous American painters of the 19th century. He grew up in an extended family of twelve siblings, which was not uncommon at that time. His father worked as a grocer and provided the family with financial security. Already as a teenager, little George was engaged in art and painting. He also worked as an engraver of maps. During this activity he transferred scenes from nature to small wheels and rollers. At work he met Regis Gignoux, a French painter from Lyon. They became friends and moved to New York City together to study art. Also during his studies, happy coincidences in his life happen. Ogden Haggerty Hammond becomes aware of George and finances a trip to Europe for him. Hammond was a well-known local politician from the state of New Jersey, who worked as a bank director and later as ambassador for the United States of America.
George Inness takes the chance he gets from Ogden Hammond and moves to Italy. He then spends another year in France. Here he develops his art style strongly. Early on his paintings were influenced by the American Hudson River School, but in France he was fascinated by artists from the Barbizon School, who became famous for their landscape paintings. The Barbizon landscape painting was characterized by the strong emphasis of moods through dark colors and a loose brushwork. Inness returned to America and introduced the Barbizon style. He further developed the style, giving it a very individual touch, which was praised by American landscape painters. His work became increasingly popular and he received commissions from private individuals and companies. In 1850 Inness was commissioned by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company to produce paintings that pictorially documented the development of the railway company.
Later, he was inspired by the work of William James, who went down in American art history with the "stream of thoughts". He tried to capture the mystical in his pictures and to make the viewer understand the emotional worlds that are difficult to describe. He was also interested in the theology of Emanuel Swedenborgs, who founded the "Swedish idea" in 1860. He drew inspiration from the story of creation and wanted to depict spiritual connections between people on earth and God in heaven in his paintings. He became a member of several art institutions, including the National Academy of Design in New York. George Inness dies at the age of 69 during a trip to England in the small town of Bridge of Allan. Some of his paintings are now in the possession of museums where they are presented to the public. This is also the case at the National Gallery in Washington or the Art Institute in Chicago. In Europe, some of his works can be found in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
George Inness was born in Orange County in 1825, and became one of the most famous American painters of the 19th century. He grew up in an extended family of twelve siblings, which was not uncommon at that time. His father worked as a grocer and provided the family with financial security. Already as a teenager, little George was engaged in art and painting. He also worked as an engraver of maps. During this activity he transferred scenes from nature to small wheels and rollers. At work he met Regis Gignoux, a French painter from Lyon. They became friends and moved to New York City together to study art. Also during his studies, happy coincidences in his life happen. Ogden Haggerty Hammond becomes aware of George and finances a trip to Europe for him. Hammond was a well-known local politician from the state of New Jersey, who worked as a bank director and later as ambassador for the United States of America.
George Inness takes the chance he gets from Ogden Hammond and moves to Italy. He then spends another year in France. Here he develops his art style strongly. Early on his paintings were influenced by the American Hudson River School, but in France he was fascinated by artists from the Barbizon School, who became famous for their landscape paintings. The Barbizon landscape painting was characterized by the strong emphasis of moods through dark colors and a loose brushwork. Inness returned to America and introduced the Barbizon style. He further developed the style, giving it a very individual touch, which was praised by American landscape painters. His work became increasingly popular and he received commissions from private individuals and companies. In 1850 Inness was commissioned by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company to produce paintings that pictorially documented the development of the railway company.
Later, he was inspired by the work of William James, who went down in American art history with the "stream of thoughts". He tried to capture the mystical in his pictures and to make the viewer understand the emotional worlds that are difficult to describe. He was also interested in the theology of Emanuel Swedenborgs, who founded the "Swedish idea" in 1860. He drew inspiration from the story of creation and wanted to depict spiritual connections between people on earth and God in heaven in his paintings. He became a member of several art institutions, including the National Academy of Design in New York. George Inness dies at the age of 69 during a trip to England in the small town of Bridge of Allan. Some of his paintings are now in the possession of museums where they are presented to the public. This is also the case at the National Gallery in Washington or the Art Institute in Chicago. In Europe, some of his works can be found in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
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.jpg "Sunset, Montclair, 1892 by George Inness")
.jpg "A Winter Sky by George Inness")
.jpg "Niagara Falls by George Inness")