New Hope art colony

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The New Hope art colony was an influential early 20th-century Pennsylvania artists’ community known for its landscape painters who helped define American Impressionism.

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New Hope art colony canonical 4
Pennsylvania Impressionist art 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Impressionist school
art movement
artists' colony
artisticMedium oil painting
watercolor painting
centeredAround New Hope, Pennsylvania
country United States
culturalSignificance important early 20th-century American artists' community
major center of Pennsylvania Impressionism
floruit early 20th century
focusesOn plein air painting
river landscapes
rural Pennsylvania scenes
genre American Impressionism
hasArtisticStyle Impressionism
Realism
Tonalism
hasNotableArtist Charles Morris Young
Charles Rosen
Daniel Garber
Edward Willis Redfield
Fern Coppedge
George Sotter
Harry Leith-Ross
John Folinsbee
Morgan Colt
linked to: Colt

Robert Spencer
Roy Cleveland Nuse
Walter Elmer Schofield
William Langson Lathrop
historicalPeriod Progressive Era
influenced American Impressionism
American landscape painting
knownFor scenes of the Delaware River
winter landscapes
locatedIn Bucks County, Pennsylvania
New Hope, Pennsylvania
locatedOn Delaware River
movement Pennsylvania Impressionism
notableFor American Impressionist landscape painting
landscape painting
partOf Pennsylvania Impressionism
region Mid-Atlantic United States
linked to: Mid-Atlantic states
relatedTo Impressionism in the United States
New Hope School (art)
New Hope, Pennsylvania
startTime late 19th century

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American Impressionism movementLocation New Hope art colony
James A. Michener Art Museum hasCollection Pennsylvania Impressionist art
linked to: New Hope art colony
Daniel Garber associatedWith New Hope art colony
Edward Willis Redfield associatedWith New Hope art colony
Edward Willis Redfield partOf New Hope art colony