Progress

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"Progress" is a renowned 1853 landscape painting by American artist Asher B. Durand that allegorically depicts the advance of civilization and industrialization across the natural frontier.

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Progress canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical painting
landscape painting
painting
artForm oil painting
artHistoricalContext 19th-century American art
Hudson River School
surface form: Hudson River School landscape tradition
artist Asher B. Durand
colorPalette naturalistic
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Asher B. Durand
creatorNationality American
depicts Old West
surface form: American frontier

advance of civilization
contrast between nature and industry
farmhouses
figures observing the landscape
grazing animals
industrialization
railroad
settlement
stagecoach
steamboat
telegraph lines
wilderness landscape
depictsTimePeriod 19th century
genre allegorical art
landscape art
hasPart distant cityscape
industrial background
pastoral foreground
railway line
river valley
steamboat on river
telegraph poles
inception 1853
locationOfCreation United States of America
surface form: United States
mainSubject relationship between nature and progress
movement Hudson River School
notableWorkOf Asher B. Durand
significance allegory of American industrial expansion
iconic example of Hudson River School engagement with progress
theme manifest destiny
technological progress
tension between pastoral and industrial worlds
transformation of the American landscape
title Progress

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Asher B. Durand notableWork Progress
Durand notableWork Progress
subject surface form: Asher B. Durand