Thomas Cole, The Hunter’s Return, 1845, oil on canvas (Amon Carter Museum of American Art). Speakers: Dr. Maggie Adler, Curator, Amon Carter Museum of American Art and Dr. Beth Harris
I don’t know if you took a look outside but most of this country is still very empty and untouched other then the single roads that run through nowhere. Like 50% of the USA is uninhabited still.
There is a definite combo of joy and lament. The hunters returning before night sets in, with food, to the joy of the family...comes at the cost of death.
This is another great Cole - the more I learn about his work, the more taken I am with him as an artist. I like his.. is it accurate to say Impressionist style? Loose brushwork, something like that, lol. You can see so many details for something that appears intentionally "blurry" in a sense. You can tell how much he loves nature which resonates with me. I share his bittersweet and conflicted perspectives on modernization. On a mildly spoopy and vaguely amusing note, near the end of the video, as Dr. Harris spoke about God's handiwork, I received a verse of the day notification for Hebrews 12:2. I'd expect a different verse, but maybe I shouldn't.
Cole's works give me nolstalgia for events I never even experienced. He is a favorite artist of mine.
I don’t know if you took a look outside but most of this country is still very empty and untouched other then the single roads that run through nowhere. Like 50% of the USA is uninhabited still.
There is a definite combo of joy and lament. The hunters returning before night sets in, with food, to the joy of the family...comes at the cost of death.
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Fabulously beautiful wonderful piece❣️
Cole was one of the first to understand what man can do to the landscape and environment.
Well said, so true!
Great commentary, love this channel!
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Thank You for sharing
I like the close up of the peak near the end, with its cupped palm facing the sun.
Tremendous. Thank you.
Amazing detail.
I enjoyed this so much... Thank you so much! ❤️
This is another great Cole - the more I learn about his work, the more taken I am with him as an artist. I like his.. is it accurate to say Impressionist style? Loose brushwork, something like that, lol. You can see so many details for something that appears intentionally "blurry" in a sense.
You can tell how much he loves nature which resonates with me. I share his bittersweet and conflicted perspectives on modernization.
On a mildly spoopy and vaguely amusing note, near the end of the video, as Dr. Harris spoke about God's handiwork, I received a verse of the day notification for Hebrews 12:2. I'd expect a different verse, but maybe I shouldn't.
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It happens. Thanks for the alert.
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Amazing!! Thank you so much! Perfect. I love that when one of the speakers quotes something, you show the passage or quote in its whole on the screen.