Tourn Mountain, Head Quarters of Washington, Rockland Co., New York 1851

Jasper Francis Cropsey was a prominent figure in the Hudson River School, known for his dramatic landscapes. Painted in 1851, *Tourn Mountain, Head Quarters of Washington, Rockland Co., New York* captures the grandeur of the American wilderness with a picturesque view of the Hudson River Valley. The painting evokes a sense of serenity and sublime beauty, showcasing Cropsey's mastery of light and shadow, creating a luminous, ethereal atmosphere. The composition is balanced between a majestic mountain in the background and a tranquil river winding through a verdant valley, accented by a small house and a lone figure in the foreground.