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Robert S. Duncanson (1821 – December 21, 1872) was an African-American painter associated with the Hudson River School. - wikipedia
When I read about Robert S. Duncanson’s intriguing, complex identity and saw photos of the romantic idyllls he painted, I wanted to get an upclose look to see if I could feel inspired by his work. I went to Newark Museum’s American Art collection to see an important Duncanson painting, Mountain Landscape with Cows and Sheep, that is part of the Museum’s permanent collection of American paintings.
go to: http://bit.ly/1pEMKP0 to see several pix of Duncanson's paintings.
link to Placing Literature and check out the locations in ANGELS MAKE THEIR HOPE HERE I've mapped. http://bit.ly/1llQEqG
Check out this podcast interview. I discuss the creation of Russell's Knob.
When I read about Robert S. Duncanson’s intriguing, complex identity and saw photos of the romantic idyllls he painted, I wanted to get an upclose look to see if I could feel inspired by his work. I went to Newark Museum’s American Art collection to see an important Duncanson painting, Mountain Landscape with Cows and Sheep, that is part of the Museum’s permanent collection of American paintings.
go to: http://bit.ly/1pEMKP0 to see several pix of Duncanson's paintings.
link to Placing Literature and check out the locations in ANGELS MAKE THEIR HOPE HERE I've mapped. http://bit.ly/1llQEqG
Check out this podcast interview. I discuss the creation of Russell's Knob.
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