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Rutland Falls, Vermont
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This landscape by Frederic Edwin Church was completed in 1848. The painting captures a stream or river in Rutland, Vermont. The stream flows over a small waterfall with a fisherman on the distant left bank and a sawmill on the right. Church was a significant figure in the Hudson River School, being taught by the founder, Thomas Cole. This painting was acquired for the White House Collection by the White House Historical Association in 1976.
    
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Hudson River School
     

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Date:
1848
Creator:
Frederic Edwin Church
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Credit line:
White House Collection/White House Historical Association
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Format:
Painting
Period:
Hudson River School
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20 x 29 3/4 in
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oil paint
Inscription Type 1:
signed; dated
Inscription Location 1:
front, lower left
Inscription Text 1:
F. CHURCH / 1848
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Description:
This landscape by Frederic Edwin Church was completed in 1848. The painting captures a stream or river in Rutland, Vermont. The stream flows over a small waterfall with a fisherman on the distant left bank and a sawmill on the right. Church was a significant figure in the Hudson River School, being taught by the founder, Thomas Cole. This painting was acquired for the White House Collection by the White House Historical Association in 1976.
Identification number:
515
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Image
Categories:
Fine & Decorative Arts
Digital Library
White House Collection
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Further reading:
Art in the White House (2nd ed.) p.117; Treasures of the White House p.40-41
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Gift of the White House Historical Association
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White House Historical Association
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Rights and Reproduction:
https://www.whitehousehistory.org/press-room/rights-and-reproductions-guidelines

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