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Cornish Landscape
George de Forest Brush1872
National Park Service, Museum Management Program
United States
Brush was best known for his sensitive paintings of Native Americans in the 1880s, as well as his paintings of the Madonna and Child that used his wife and children as models. He is also noted for his early experiments with protective coloration, or camouflage, during World War I. This landscape is believed to depict the countryside around Cornish, NH.
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
Cornish, New Hampshire
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Details
- Title: Cornish Landscape
- Creator: George de Forest Brush
- Date Created: 1872
- Physical Dimensions: L 11.75, W 14 cm
- Type: Painting
- Contributor: Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, National Park Service
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Source: Treasured Landscapes: National Park Service Art Collections Tell America's Stories
- Park Website: Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
- National Park Service Catalog Number: SAGA 1
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