1859–1935 Collection
Childe Hassam, a renowned American artist born in Dorchester, Massachusetts from 1859 to 1935
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Childe Hassam, a renowned American artist born in Dorchester, Massachusetts from 1859 to 1935, left an indelible mark on the world of art through his exquisite drawings and prints. His mastery over various mediums allowed him to capture the essence of different subjects with remarkable precision. In "Mrs. Hassam Knitting, " Hassam's attention to detail is evident as he skillfully portrays a woman engrossed in her craft against a broad curtain backdrop. The play of light and shadow creates a captivating atmosphere that draws viewers into the scene. Another notable work by Hassam is "Sunset Constable Hook 1915 Etching drypoint plate tone. " This print showcases his ability to convey the beauty of nature through delicate lines and intricate textures. The ethereal sunset over Constable Hook transports us to a serene moment captured forever on paper. Hassam's versatility shines through in his depiction of nudes as well. In "Afternoon Shadows, " he explores the interplay between light and form, creating a sense of intimacy and vulnerability within this genre. The etching titled "White Mantel Holley House Cos Cob 1915" exemplifies Hassam's talent for capturing architectural details with finesse. Through careful strokes, he brings life to every line, making us feel like we are standing right before this elegant fireplace mantel. Nature continues to inspire Hassam in works such as "Raindrops Surf 1921 Etching Plate. " Here, he captures raindrops falling onto the surf with meticulous precision—a testament to his dedication towards portraying even the smallest elements of our surroundings. Hassam also ventured beyond American shores in some pieces like "French Cruiser Le Gloire North River. " This print depicts an imposing French warship docked along New York City's riverfront—an exploration into international themes while maintaining his signature style. Religious architecture finds its place among Hassam's repertoire too; "St.