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The
American Artist in Connecticut: Introduction |
Connecticut
& American Impressionism
: 2 Their French predecessors had celebrated modern life, but the artists who loaded paint boxes and easels onto trains in New York City were fleeing urbanism in times of disturbing change. They found refreshment in Connecticut’s civilized landscape and reassurance that the Yankee values of the country’s founders would endure. >next 1 . 2 . 3 |