Mount Chocorua, New Hampshire 1851
davidjohnson
sky
snowscape
countryside
landscape
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
nature
oil painting
seascape
natural-landscape
fog
men
watercolour illustration
nature
watercolor
"Mount Chocorua, New Hampshire" (1851) by David Johnson is a picturesque depiction of the iconic mountain in New Hampshire, USA. Painted in the Hudson River School style, the artwork showcases Johnson's mastery in capturing the beauty and grandeur of American landscapes. The painting features a sweeping vista, with the majestic Mount Chocorua dominating the background. In the foreground, a tranquil scene unfolds with a farmhouse nestled amongst trees, adding a sense of peace and tranquility. Johnson's use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, further enhancing the breathtaking scenery. This painting offers a glimpse into the American landscape during the 19th century, celebrating the beauty of nature and the spirit of exploration that characterized the era.
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