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Celebrating 19th Century Painter William Sidney Mount
Looking back at American artists it’s important to note that an artist’s success in the 19th century wasn’t necessarily measured by work exhibited in galleries and museums, but by engraved reproductions. Setauket painter, William Sidney Mount’s “The Long Island Farmer … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century painter, American Artist, art, bank notes, Deborah Johnson, engravers, Farmer Husking corm, fine art, galleries, Hudson River School, Long Island, museums, Museums at Stony Brook, music, National Academy of Desing NYC, The Met, The Met Fifth Avenue, violinist, William Sidney Mount
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