#americanimpressionism — Public Fediverse posts

Eye Candy: Childe Hassam’s Water Garden. For links to large image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: https://linesandcolors.com/2026/07/23/eye-candy-for-today-childe-hassams-water-garden/
#childehassam #impressionism #americanimpressionism #gardenpaintings #impressionistgardens

Eye Candy: Childe Hassam’s Water Garden. For links to large image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: https://linesandcolors.com/2026/07/23/eye-candy-for-today-childe-hassams-water-garden/
#childehassam #impressionism #americanimpressionism #gardenpaintings #impressionistgardens

Charles Reiffel
Harbor Night
1937
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#CharlesReiffel #Harborscene #Americanimpressionism #art #painting

Charles Reiffel
Harbor Night
1937
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#CharlesReiffel #Harborscene #Americanimpressionism #art #painting

Charles Reiffel
Harbor Night
1937
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#CharlesReiffel #Harborscene #Americanimpressionism #art #painting

Charles Reiffel
Harbor Night
1937
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#CharlesReiffel #Harborscene #Americanimpressionism #art #painting

Charles Reiffel
Harbor Night
1937
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#CharlesReiffel #Harborscene #Americanimpressionism #art #painting

"Sunlight," Richard E. Miller, c. 1913.

Miller (1875-1943) was an American Impressionist painter, known mostly for works like this, showing women posing languidly, either outdoors or in sunny rooms.

A native of St. Louis and the son of a noted civil engineer, Miller began drawing early in life and ended up studying art at the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, the first art school in the US that was part of a university (Washington University of St. Louis). He won many prizes there and began to exhibit locally, but traveled to Paris to continue his education in 1898. Later he spent his summers at the Giverny art colony, where his later style truly came into being.

He returned to the US at the start of WWI, taught in Pasadena for a few years, and then moved to the art colony at Provincetown, MA, where he spent the rest of his life.

Miller's sunny scenes didn't tell stories; although his style was very Impressionist, his philosophy, of not being afraid to be simply decorative, was definitely Nabi. But his work was popular in his time although his star has faded somewhat in the 21st century.

From the Art Institute of Chicago.

#Art #Impressionism #RichardEMiller #AmericanImpressionism #WomenInArt #Sunlight

"Sunlight," Richard E. Miller, c. 1913.

Miller (1875-1943) was an American Impressionist painter, known mostly for works like this, showing women posing languidly, either outdoors or in sunny rooms.

A native of St. Louis and the son of a noted civil engineer, Miller began drawing early in life and ended up studying art at the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, the first art school in the US that was part of a university (Washington University of St. Louis). He won many prizes there and began to exhibit locally, but traveled to Paris to continue his education in 1898. Later he spent his summers at the Giverny art colony, where his later style truly came into being.

He returned to the US at the start of WWI, taught in Pasadena for a few years, and then moved to the art colony at Provincetown, MA, where he spent the rest of his life.

Miller's sunny scenes didn't tell stories; although his style was very Impressionist, his philosophy, of not being afraid to be simply decorative, was definitely Nabi. But his work was popular in his time although his star has faded somewhat in the 21st century.

From the Art Institute of Chicago.

#Art #Impressionism #RichardEMiller #AmericanImpressionism #WomenInArt #Sunlight

"Sunlight," Richard E. Miller, c. 1913.

Miller (1875-1943) was an American Impressionist painter, known mostly for works like this, showing women posing languidly, either outdoors or in sunny rooms.

A native of St. Louis and the son of a noted civil engineer, Miller began drawing early in life and ended up studying art at the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, the first art school in the US that was part of a university (Washington University of St. Louis). He won many prizes there and began to exhibit locally, but traveled to Paris to continue his education in 1898. Later he spent his summers at the Giverny art colony, where his later style truly came into being.

He returned to the US at the start of WWI, taught in Pasadena for a few years, and then moved to the art colony at Provincetown, MA, where he spent the rest of his life.

Miller's sunny scenes didn't tell stories; although his style was very Impressionist, his philosophy, of not being afraid to be simply decorative, was definitely Nabi. But his work was popular in his time although his star has faded somewhat in the 21st century.

From the Art Institute of Chicago.

#Art #Impressionism #RichardEMiller #AmericanImpressionism #WomenInArt #Sunlight

"Sunlight," Richard E. Miller, c. 1913.

Miller (1875-1943) was an American Impressionist painter, known mostly for works like this, showing women posing languidly, either outdoors or in sunny rooms.

A native of St. Louis and the son of a noted civil engineer, Miller began drawing early in life and ended up studying art at the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, the first art school in the US that was part of a university (Washington University of St. Louis). He won many prizes there and began to exhibit locally, but traveled to Paris to continue his education in 1898. Later he spent his summers at the Giverny art colony, where his later style truly came into being.

He returned to the US at the start of WWI, taught in Pasadena for a few years, and then moved to the art colony at Provincetown, MA, where he spent the rest of his life.

Miller's sunny scenes didn't tell stories; although his style was very Impressionist, his philosophy, of not being afraid to be simply decorative, was definitely Nabi. But his work was popular in his time although his star has faded somewhat in the 21st century.

From the Art Institute of Chicago.

#Art #Impressionism #RichardEMiller #AmericanImpressionism #WomenInArt #Sunlight

"Sunlight," Richard E. Miller, c. 1913.

Miller (1875-1943) was an American Impressionist painter, known mostly for works like this, showing women posing languidly, either outdoors or in sunny rooms.

A native of St. Louis and the son of a noted civil engineer, Miller began drawing early in life and ended up studying art at the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, the first art school in the US that was part of a university (Washington University of St. Louis). He won many prizes there and began to exhibit locally, but traveled to Paris to continue his education in 1898. Later he spent his summers at the Giverny art colony, where his later style truly came into being.

He returned to the US at the start of WWI, taught in Pasadena for a few years, and then moved to the art colony at Provincetown, MA, where he spent the rest of his life.

Miller's sunny scenes didn't tell stories; although his style was very Impressionist, his philosophy, of not being afraid to be simply decorative, was definitely Nabi. But his work was popular in his time although his star has faded somewhat in the 21st century.

From the Art Institute of Chicago.

#Art #Impressionism #RichardEMiller #AmericanImpressionism #WomenInArt #Sunlight

Experience the tranquil beauty of John Henry Twachtman's "Storm Clouds," where muted tones and soft brushwork evoke introspection. How does this harmonious landscape resonate with your sense of peace?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1935.217

Experience the tranquil beauty of John Henry Twachtman's "Storm Clouds," where muted tones and soft brushwork evoke introspection. How does this harmonious landscape resonate with your sense of peace?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1935.217

Experience the tranquil beauty of John Henry Twachtman's "Storm Clouds," where muted tones and soft brushwork evoke introspection. How does this harmonious landscape resonate with your sense of peace?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1935.217

Experience the tranquil beauty of John Henry Twachtman's "Storm Clouds," where muted tones and soft brushwork evoke introspection. How does this harmonious landscape resonate with your sense of peace?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1935.217

Maurice Prendergast
Seashore
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#MauricePrendergast #SeasideScene #AmericanImpressionism #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Seashore
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#MauricePrendergast #SeasideScene #AmericanImpressionism #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Seashore
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#MauricePrendergast #SeasideScene #AmericanImpressionism #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Seashore
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#MauricePrendergast #SeasideScene #AmericanImpressionism #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Seashore
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#MauricePrendergast #SeasideScene #AmericanImpressionism #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem Massachusetts
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #watercolorpaintings #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem Massachusetts
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #watercolorpaintings #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem Massachusetts
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #watercolorpaintings #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem Massachusetts
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #watercolorpaintings #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem Massachusetts
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #watercolorpaintings #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem
1915
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #Watercolor #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem
1915
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #Watercolor #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem
1915
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #Watercolor #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem
1915
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #Watercolor #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Salem
1915
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #Watercolor #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Road to the Shore
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #landscapeartistry #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Road to the Shore
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #landscapeartistry #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Road to the Shore
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #landscapeartistry #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Road to the Shore
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #landscapeartistry #art #painting

Maurice Prendergast
Road to the Shore
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#MauricePrendergast #AmericanImpressionism #landscapeartistry #art #painting

Childe Hassam's "Sweeping Snow" masterfully depicts the serene beauty of everyday life during winter. The soft hues and fluid brushwork evoke a tranquil, chilly atmosphere. How does this piece resonate with your own experiences of winter?
#ChildeHassam #AmericanImpressionism #ClevelandArt
https://clevelandart.org/art/1938.42

Childe Hassam's "Sweeping Snow" masterfully depicts the serene beauty of everyday life during winter. The soft hues and fluid brushwork evoke a tranquil, chilly atmosphere. How does this piece resonate with your own experiences of winter?
#ChildeHassam #AmericanImpressionism #ClevelandArt
https://clevelandart.org/art/1938.42

Childe Hassam's "Sweeping Snow" masterfully depicts the serene beauty of everyday life during winter. The soft hues and fluid brushwork evoke a tranquil, chilly atmosphere. How does this piece resonate with your own experiences of winter?
#ChildeHassam #AmericanImpressionism #ClevelandArt
https://clevelandart.org/art/1938.42

Childe Hassam's "Young Woman Sweeping" captures the beauty of everyday life through American Impressionism. The delicate interplay of light and color draws us into this tranquil winter scene. What emotions does this artwork evoke for you?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1938.42

Childe Hassam's "Young Woman Sweeping" captures the beauty of everyday life through American Impressionism. The delicate interplay of light and color draws us into this tranquil winter scene. What emotions does this artwork evoke for you?

#ClevelandArt #AmericanImpressionism #ArtAppreciation
https://clevelandart.org/art/1938.42

Charles Reiffel
Point Loma
1937
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#landscape #CharlesReiffel #Americanimpressionism #art #painting #sztuka #malarstwo

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#istanbulsözleşmesiyaşatır

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#istambul

#modernart

#americanimpressionism

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#impressionism #art #artist

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#historyofart #evropa #barcelona #instart

#masterpiece #color

#painting #artlovers

#artdetails #madrid

#istanbulsözleşmesiyaşatır

#iviira9

#istambul

#modernart

#americanimpressionism

#americanartist #americanart

#impressionism #art #artist

#artists #artwork #arthistory

#historyofart #evropa

#barcelona #instart

#masterpiece #color

#painting #artlovers

#artdetails #madrid

#istanbulsözleşmesiyaşatır

#iviira9

#istambul

#modernart

#americanimpressionism

#americanartist #americanart

#impressionism #art #artist

#artists #artwork #arthistory

#historyofart #evropa

#barcelona #instart

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#painting #artlovers

#artdetails #madrid

#istanbulsözleşmesiyaşatır

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"A Lady Sewing - Elizabeth, Mrs. Henry Lyman," Edmund Charles Tarbell, 1913.

Tarbell (1862-1938) was an American Impressionist, educated in France, but working mostly in Boston and other New England locales. He was also a noted teacher of painting, working in Boston and in Washington DC. Tarbell eventually became associated with what is known as "The Boston School" of artists.

This scene is a bit interesting...this is of a well-off housewife in Boston's Back Bay, pictured doing traditional work in a very conservatively decorated room, but she's painted in what was then a very modern style. An interesting juxtaposition.

Maybe she's sewing a Halloween costume? (Probably not...this scene looks very late-spring, early-summer, with all the roses....)

From the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

#Art #AmericanArt #Impressionism #AmericanImpressionism #TheBostonSchool

"A Lady Sewing - Elizabeth, Mrs. Henry Lyman," Edmund Charles Tarbell, 1913.

Tarbell (1862-1938) was an American Impressionist, educated in France, but working mostly in Boston and other New England locales. He was also a noted teacher of painting, working in Boston and in Washington DC. Tarbell eventually became associated with what is known as "The Boston School" of artists.

This scene is a bit interesting...this is of a well-off housewife in Boston's Back Bay, pictured doing traditional work in a very conservatively decorated room, but she's painted in what was then a very modern style. An interesting juxtaposition.

Maybe she's sewing a Halloween costume? (Probably not...this scene looks very late-spring, early-summer, with all the roses....)

From the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

#Art #AmericanArt #Impressionism #AmericanImpressionism #TheBostonSchool

"A Lady Sewing - Elizabeth, Mrs. Henry Lyman," Edmund Charles Tarbell, 1913.

Tarbell (1862-1938) was an American Impressionist, educated in France, but working mostly in Boston and other New England locales. He was also a noted teacher of painting, working in Boston and in Washington DC. Tarbell eventually became associated with what is known as "The Boston School" of artists.

This scene is a bit interesting...this is of a well-off housewife in Boston's Back Bay, pictured doing traditional work in a very conservatively decorated room, but she's painted in what was then a very modern style. An interesting juxtaposition.

Maybe she's sewing a Halloween costume? (Probably not...this scene looks very late-spring, early-summer, with all the roses....)

From the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

#Art #AmericanArt #Impressionism #AmericanImpressionism #TheBostonSchool

"A Lady Sewing - Elizabeth, Mrs. Henry Lyman," Edmund Charles Tarbell, 1913.

Tarbell (1862-1938) was an American Impressionist, educated in France, but working mostly in Boston and other New England locales. He was also a noted teacher of painting, working in Boston and in Washington DC. Tarbell eventually became associated with what is known as "The Boston School" of artists.

This scene is a bit interesting...this is of a well-off housewife in Boston's Back Bay, pictured doing traditional work in a very conservatively decorated room, but she's painted in what was then a very modern style. An interesting juxtaposition.

Maybe she's sewing a Halloween costume? (Probably not...this scene looks very late-spring, early-summer, with all the roses....)

From the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

#Art #AmericanArt #Impressionism #AmericanImpressionism #TheBostonSchool

Eye Candy: William Merritt Chase pastel interior. For link to large image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: http://linesandcolors.com/2023/10/05/eye-candy-for-today-william-merritt-chase-pastel-interior/ #art #pastel #pastelpainting #williamerrittchase #shinnecock #pastelinterior #19thcenturyart #americanimpressionism

Eye Candy: William Merritt Chase pastel interior. For link to large image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: http://linesandcolors.com/2023/10/05/eye-candy-for-today-william-merritt-chase-pastel-interior/ #art #pastel #pastelpainting #williamerrittchase #shinnecock #pastelinterior #19thcenturyart #americanimpressionism

Eye Candy: William Merritt Chase pastel interior. For link to large image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: http://linesandcolors.com/2023/10/05/eye-candy-for-today-william-merritt-chase-pastel-interior/ #art #pastel #pastelpainting #williamerrittchase #shinnecock #pastelinterior #19thcenturyart #americanimpressionism

Today in #Connecticut History, July 19: American Impressionism Is First Planted at a Farm Called “the Great Good Place.”

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https://todayincthistory.com/2023/07/19/july-19-american-impressionism-is-first-planted-at-the-great-good-place/

#19thcentury #20thcentury #americanimpressionism #arts #connecticutartists #connecticutarts #connecticuthistory #historicalpreservation #jaldenweir #july #ridgefield #weirfarm

Today in #Connecticut History, July 19: American Impressionism Is First Planted at a Farm Called “the Great Good Place.”

Read the Story and Subscribe for Daily Updates
TODAYINCTHISTORY.com

https://todayincthistory.com/2023/07/19/july-19-american-impressionism-is-first-planted-at-the-great-good-place/

#19thcentury #20thcentury #americanimpressionism #arts #connecticutartists #connecticutarts #connecticuthistory #historicalpreservation #jaldenweir #july #ridgefield #weirfarm

A Midsummer Dream Wall Art Palette Knife Painting https://www.elephantstock.com/products/a-midsummer-dream-by-olena?layout=4-piece&esaid=ree4w3 💕💕💕 #americanimpressionism #paintingwithknives #paletteknifepainting #landscape #landscapepainting #aspenpainting #aspentrees #originalart #paintingsoncanvas #colorado #birchtreeart #aspentrees #silverbirch #aspenforest #art #painting #artistsoftruth

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A Midsummer Dream Wall Art Palette Knife Painting https://www.elephantstock.com/products/a-midsummer-dream-by-olena?layout=4-piece&esaid=ree4w3 💕💕💕 #americanimpressionism #paintingwithknives #paletteknifepainting #landscape #landscapepainting #aspenpainting #aspentrees #originalart #paintingsoncanvas #colorado #birchtreeart #aspentrees #silverbirch #aspenforest #art #painting #artistsoftruth

A Midsummer Dream Wall Art Palette Knife Painting https://www.elephantstock.com/products/a-midsummer-dream-by-olena?layout=4-piece&esaid=ree4w3 💕💕💕 #americanimpressionism #paintingwithknives #paletteknifepainting #landscape #landscapepainting #aspenpainting #aspentrees #originalart #paintingsoncanvas #colorado #birchtreeart #aspentrees #silverbirch #aspenforest #art #painting #artistsoftruth

Eye Candy for Today: Richard Emile Miller’s Afternoon Tea. For links to high-res image & more info, see my Lines and Colors post: http://linesandcolors.com/2023/02/23/eye-candy-for-today-richard-emile-millers-afternoon-tea/ #art #painting #americanimpressionism #impressionism #richardemilamiller #impressionistpainting