ArtistsAlfred Thompson Bricher
Alfred Thompson Bricher

Alfred Thompson Bricher

American, 1837–1908
PaintingHudson River School
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3
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12
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  • Hudson River School
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The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800�1950
Museum of Modern Art, New York
1976
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Alfred Thompson Bricher was a 19th-century American landscape painter who specialized in seascapes and coastal scenes rendered with meticulous attention to light and atmospheric effects. Active during the later Hudson River School period, he worked primarily in oil on canvas, capturing the rocky shorelines and maritime views of New England and the Atlantic coast. His compositions balanced romantic sensibility with empirical observation, employing a luminous palette to render the interaction of water, sky, and stone across changing times of day.

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Hudson River School
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Marine Landscape (Met Museum)
Met Museum
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Art Institute of Chicago
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National Gallery of Art
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