Study for "View of Mt. Washington" 1852
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"Study for 'View of Mt. Washington'" is a pencil drawing by American landscape artist Jasper Francis Cropsey, created in 1852. The drawing is a preparatory study for a larger painting of the same subject, featuring a sweeping view of the majestic Mount Washington in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Cropsey's meticulous draftsmanship and delicate shading capture the grandeur and beauty of the landscape, foreshadowing the impressive detail and tonal range of the final painting. This study showcases Cropsey's mastery of landscape composition and his keen eye for detail. The work provides a glimpse into the creative process of this renowned Hudson River School painter, and serves as a valuable testament to his artistic vision.
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