Sherman, Frederic Fairchild · New York, Priv. print. · leaf 32
e expressedin this essay. I believe that if we stop to consider in whatdirection the development of landscape painting isnow progressing it will be only to recognize it imme-diately in the way of increased attention given toatmospheric envelopment in which the painters oftoday are finding and… … THE LANDSCAPE OFDWIGHT W. TRYON MERICAN LANDSCAPE of todayis remarkable rather for fineness thanfor largeness of vision, for qualityrather than for strength. A resultof more careful study of the technicof pictorial art, it manifests it-self in a facility unknown to the craftsmen of theHudson River…
Painting, American · Painters, American
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