Victor de Grailly

<i>Nineteenth Century American Topographic Painters</i>. Lowe Art Museum, Miami, FL (organizer) (November 21, 1974-January 5, 1975).

Nineteenth Century American Topographic Painters

Grand Rapids Art Gallery. Art of the Federal and Civil War Period (1943), no cat.

Art Institute of Chicago; New York, Whitney Museum of American Art. The Hudson River School and the Early American Landscape Tradition (1945), 57, no. 63 (repr.) (as by Thomas Cole).

Denver Art Museum. American Heritage-Exhibition of Paintings and Crafts (1948), no. 26 (as Thomas Cole).

Bloomington, Indiana University Art Museum. The American Scene: 1820-1900 (1970), 134, pl. 24 (attributed to de Grailly).

Coral Gables, Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami. Nineteenth Century American Topographic Painters (1975), no. 36 (as attributed to de Grailly).

An oil painting depicts a river valley seen from a high ridge. In the foreground, minute figures picnic on a grassy ledge cast in shadow. In the lower right, a curved river snakes through a green valley toward hazy mountains in the background. In the upper third, a blue sky is filled with white and gray clouds. A wooden shelter stands on the far left. Fine cracks are visible across the paint surface.

Mrs. Henry A. Everett, Cleveland. Given to the CMA on 3 June 1938.

The Oxbow Seen from Mount Holyoke

attributed to Victor de Grailly

The Oxbow Seen from Mount Holyoke

Victor de Grailly

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