Delaware Water Gap '64 (Mount Tammany) (from Sketchbook) by Thomas Hewes Hinckley

Delaware Water Gap '64 (Mount Tammany) (from Sketchbook) 1864

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natural shape and form

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pencil sketch

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incomplete sketchy

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possibly oil pastel

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appetizing

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fluid art

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ink drawing experimentation

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mountain

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carved

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natural texture

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natural form

Thomas Hewes Hinckley's "Delaware Water Gap '64 (Mount Tammany) (from Sketchbook)" is a graphite drawing from 1864 depicting a view of the Delaware Water Gap, a natural landmark in Pennsylvania. The drawing, created on location, captures the grandeur of the mountain landscape, focusing on the prominent Mount Tammany. The composition features a detailed rendering of the rock formations and trees, while the background is left mostly open, suggesting the vastness of the surrounding wilderness. This drawing is a testament to Hinckley's keen observation of nature and his ability to convey the beauty of the American landscape.

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