Thomas Cole’s Mount Aetna from Taormina (1844), Frederic Edwin Church’s Study for New England Scenery (1850), and John F. Kensett’s oval Bash Bish Falls (1851) are examples of the Hudson River School, while Winslow Homer’s tile painting The Shepherdess (1878) is an example of his work with the Tile Club.
Thomas Cole’s Mount Aetna from Taormina (1844), Frederic Edwin Church’s Study for New England Scenery (1850), and John F. Kensett’s oval Bash Bish Falls (1851) are examples of the Hudson River School, while Winslow Homer’s tile painting The Shepherdess (1878) is an example of his work with the Tile Club.