KnowraHudson River SchoolLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Hudson River School, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 2Narrower topic 3Compared with 3Atmospheric perspectiveRelated: Its painters used haze and changing color to render vast American distances.American artBroader topic: Its landscapes made the nation’s wilderness a defining subject of American painting.Hudson RiverBroader topic: The river’s scenery inspired the movement’s name and many of its paintings.National Academy of DesignBroader topic: Academy artists and exhibitions helped establish landscape painting as a major American art tradition.TonalismNarrower topic: Tonalism followed this landscape tradition while replacing its crisp detail with atmospheric unity.Thomas ColeNarrower topic: Cole’s paintings and influence helped establish this movement’s subjects and ambitions.Winslow HomerCompared with: Homer’s often perilous seas contrast with the movement’s frequent emphasis on panoramic, harmonious landscapes.Louis Comfort TiffanyNarrower topic: Tiffany’s early painting career developed amid this influential American landscape tradition.Düsseldorf School of paintingRelated: American artists encountered Düsseldorf training and adapted its composed, detailed landscapes.Norwich School of PaintersCompared with: Its national-scale landscapes contrast with the Norwich School’s close attention to one region.Thomas KinkadeCompared with: Its landscapes idealize nature, but through scale and wilderness rather than Kinkade’s intimate domestic scenes.