Shickshinny, Pennsylvania (Susquehanna at Shickshinny); Weir on the Susquehanna by Thomas Addison Richards

Shickshinny, Pennsylvania (Susquehanna at Shickshinny); Weir on the Susquehanna 1852

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architectural sketch

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boat

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amateur sketch

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incomplete sketchy

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house

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charcoal drawing

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detailed observational sketch

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mountain

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rough sketch

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architectural section drawing

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architectural drawing

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architecture drawing

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charcoal

"Shickshinny, Pennsylvania (Susquehanna at Shickshinny); Weir on the Susquehanna" is a pencil drawing on paper by Thomas Addison Richards, created in 1852. The artwork, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, depicts a simple wooden structure, likely a fishing weir, situated on a river bank with a figure standing on a small landing. The minimalist composition emphasizes the structure and its setting, creating a serene landscape typical of the Hudson River School. This artwork showcases Richards' skill in capturing the natural beauty of the American landscape with subtle details and a sense of tranquility.

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