Samuel Colman, Barges on the Hudson, 1867, David and Laura Grey Collection

"The Glorious Scenery Must Ever Excite":  Nineteenth Century American Paintings of the Hudson Highlands is the inaugural exhibit of Boscobel's new Exhibition Gallery located in the the lower floor of Boscobel House. 29 paintings by Hudson River School artists depicts scenes in Boscobel's environs. The exhibit opens July 2 and runs through October 1 and is  included in the admission to Boscobel, whether it be for the House tour or Grounds pass.

The exhibit's paintings have been assembled especially for Boscobel from private collections and public institutions. Artists include Frank Anderson, Samuel Colman, Jasper F. Cropsey, David Johnson, Thomas P. Rossiter and John Ferguson Weir.

Jasper F. Cropsey, The Hudson Highlands from Fishkill Landing, 1871, Private Collection, New Jersey

Glorious Reviews

“…this show is a little treasure.”
- The New York Times

“…is a lovely show ...inspired by the river.”
- The Journal News

Lemuel Maynard Wiles, Cove Near West Point, 1867, David and Laura Grey Collection

James Salisbury Burt, View of Mt. Taurus and Cold Spring from Fort Putnam, 1838, Private Collection

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