George Inness

The richly illustrated album will introduce you to the life and creativity of the American artist of the XIH century, the representative of the School of the Hudson River, George Innes.

The work of George Innes was close to the creative activities of the artists of the Gudson River School, which in their works sought to show the beauty of the nature of their young state.

This extraordinary person and the future painter was the fifth child near John William Innessee and the hostess of Clariss Baldwin. The development of his artistic talent was influenced by the wandering artist John Barker. In New York, where George worked a engraver in one of the workshops, his ability to pay attention to the French landscape of Gignox. Also, a young painter attended classes at the National Academy of Design and worked a lot on their own, copying the work of the artists of the Hudson River School. I visited Rome, London and Paris, where the work of the workshops of the Barbizonskaya school, many ideas and the practice of which transformed in the establishment of their own style. In his work at home, George Innes writes the nature of the New World. Its accurate drawing and filled with personal experiences of landscapes (the works of E. Swedenborg philosophers and W. James were rendered to the worldview of the artist and W. James)