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John Frederick Kensett (Cheshire, Connecticut, 22 de marzo de 1816-Nueva York, 14 de diciembre de 1872) fue un pintor estadounidense, representante del llamado luminismo americano.
John Frederick Kensett (1816-1872) was an American landscape painter and engraver of the Hudson River School and Luminist movements. He painted tranquil scenery of New England and New York, and was a founder of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Learn about the life and work of John Frederick Kensett, a master of luminism in American landscape painting. Explore his travels, influences, subjects, and style in this essay from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
John Frederick Kensett (22 de marzo de 1816 en Cheshire, Connecticut - 14 de diciembre de 1872 en Nueva York) fue un pintor estadounidense, perteneciente a la escuela del río Hudson.
Biografía y obra del pintor estadounidense de la Escuela del río Hudson, que viajó por Europa y retrató los paisajes de Nueva York. Conoce su estilo, sus influencias y su participación en el arte y la cultura de su época.
Learn about the life and works of John Frederick Kensett, a prominent American landscape painter of the nineteenth century. Explore his biography, style, influences, and legacy in the National Gallery of Art collection.
Learn about the American landscape painter who led the second generation of the Hudson River school artists and developed the luminist style. Find out his biography, works, and influence on American art.
