Luminism Collection
Luminism, an artistic movement that emerged in the mid-19th century, sought to capture the ethereal beauty of light and its effects on landscapes
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Luminism, an artistic movement that emerged in the mid-19th century, sought to capture the ethereal beauty of light and its effects on landscapes. In July - before noon or The Orchard, 1890 by an unknown artist transports us to a serene morning in a picturesque orchard, where sunlight filters through the leaves creating a magical atmosphere. The Mother, 1895-1900 by another unidentified artist showcases luminism's focus on capturing moments of tranquility and introspection. This painting depicts a mother tenderly cradling her child amidst soft lighting, evoking feelings of warmth and love. Summer, 1893 (oil on canvas) by yet another anonymous painter portrays nature at its most vibrant. With bold brushstrokes and vivid colors, this artwork immerses us in the essence of summertime bliss. William Bradford's The Coast of Labrador, 1866 takes us on an expedition to remote lands bathed in golden hues as sunlight dances upon icy waters. Martin Johnson Heade's York Harbor, Coast of Maine from 1877 captures the coastal beauty with meticulous attention to detail. Shepherdess from 1877 is a delicate charcoal drawing that exemplifies luminism's ability to convey serenity even in simple scenes. Schooners at Anchor, Key West from 1903 brings alive the shimmering waters through watercolor and pencil strokes. Pulling the Dory from 1880 masterfully combines watercolor and pencil techniques to depict fishermen engaged in their daily tasks under gentle rays of sunshine. Portrait of Arthur Benson Homer from 1853 immortalizes a moment captured with precise pencil strokes. Girl Reading Under an Oak Tree painted by an unknown artist in 1879 invites us into a peaceful world where time stands still as we observe her lost within pages while dappled light plays upon her face. The Artist's Brother Charles Savage Homer Jr. , created by his sibling using watercolor and gouache, showcases the intimate connection between family members.