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The Oxford Book of Aging by Thomas R. Cole, Mary C. Winkler, 1994-11-03

Along the Juniata: Thomas Cole and the Dissemination of American Landscape Imagery by Nancy Siegel, 2003-05

The Works of Thomas Love Peacock, Ed. by H. Cole by Thomas Love Peacock, 2010-10-14

Thomas Cole's Paintings of Eden by Franklin Kelly, Claire M. Barry, 1995-01

The descendants of James Cole of Plymouth, 1633;: Also a record of the families of Lieutenant Thomas Burnham, of Ipswich, 1635, Lieutenant Edward Winship, ... Cowle families of America in the revolution, by Ernest Byron Cole, 1908

That Wilder Image: The Paintings of America's Native School from Thomas Cole to Winslow Homer by James T. Flexner, 1986-06

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A Funeral Oration, Occasioned By The Death Of Thomas Cole: Delivered Before The National Academy Of Design (1848) by William Cullen Bryant, 2010-05-23

Poetry and Its Public in Ancient Greece: From Homer to the Fifth Century by Bruno Gentili, 1990-02-01

HOUSE OF BONDAGE : A South African Black Man exposes in his own pictures and words the Bitter Life of his Homeland Today by Ernest With Thomas Flaherty Introduction by Joseph Lelyfeld Cole, 1968-01-01

A Generation Divided: German Children and the Berlin Wall by Thomas A. Davey, 1987-01-01

House Calls With William Carlos Williams, MD by Robert Coles, 2008-08-02

Intimate Appraisals: The Social Writings of Thomas J. Cottle by Thomas J. Cottle, 2002-03-01

The Origins of Rhetoric in Ancient Greece (Ancient Society and History) by A. Thomas Cole, 1995-04-01

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Index To Thomas Cole's Paintings
Browse an index of the painter's works. Click on titles to reveal reproductions of paintings. thomas cole's Paintings
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Thomas Cole - Olga's Gallery
Collection of images of cole's works with artist's biographyCategory Arts Art History Artists C cole, thomasOlga's Gallery. thomas cole. (18011848) Biography. Oil on canvas. Munson-WilliamsProctor Institute, Utica, NY, USA. Search for thomas cole Posters and Prints.
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Extractions: Scene from the Last of the Mohicans. 1826. Oil on canvas. Terra Museum of American Art, Chicago, IL, USA. Falls of Kaaterskill. 1826. Oil on canvas. The Warner Collection of Gulf Paper Corporation, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA. Landscape Scene from the Last of the Mohicans. 1827. Oil on canvas. New York State Historical Association, Cooperstown, NY, USA. The Clove, Catskills. c.1827. Oil on canvas. New Britain Museum of American Art, Connecticut, USA. Expulsion from the Garden of Eden. c.1827-1828. Oil on canvas. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, USA. Expulsion from the Garden of Eden (detail). c.1827-1828. Oil on canvas. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, USA. The Giant's Chalice. 1833. Oil on canvas. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. The Tornado. 1835. Oil on canvas. The Corcoran Gallery of Art, USA. The Course of Empire: The Savage State. 1836. Oil on canvas. The New York Historical Society, NY, USA. The Course of Empire: Desolation. 1836. Oil on canvas. The New York Historical Society, NY, USA. View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm (the Oxbow)
Thomas Cole Online
A great collections of links to online exhibitions which include cole's works and all other material Category Arts Art History Artists C cole, thomasthomas cole English/American Hudson River School Painter, 18011848 Guide to picturesof works by thomas cole in art museum sites and image archives worldwide
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AskART - Artist Summary
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. Artist Summary cole, thomas
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THOMAS COLE 1801-
thomas cole. (18011848) Bolton, Inglaterra (nacionalizado estadounidense)
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Extractions: Thomas Cole has long been known as the founder of the Hudson River School. He has also come to be recognized as a romantic landscape painter of comparable importance to American culture as John Constable is to England's or Caspar David Friedrich to Germany's. Born in England in Cole emigrated with his parents to Pennsylvania in Already trained as an engraver, the aspiring painter set out to capture the still largely unexplored American wilderness. In a now familiar story, when Cole first exhibited his landscapes in New York City in they enthralled two of America's most prominent artists, John Trumbull and William Dunlap, both of whom immediately recognized the freshness and vitality of the young artist's vision. From essentially topographical records of America's mountains, rivers, and forests, Cole moved quickly to incorporate incidents from James Fenimore Cooper's newly-published novels in his landscapes, thereby elevating those landscapes to the stature of history painting. Indeed, Cole seemed happiest when he could give full rein to his poetic imagination, as in such monumental series as The Course of Empire New-York Historical Society), initially conceived by the artist during his first trip to Europe, from
Thomas Cole Online
A great collections of links to online exhibitions which include cole's works and all other material on the artist.
http://artcyclopedia.com/artists/cole_thomas.html
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Offers design, hosting, ecommerce, promotion, and graphics services.
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Richard "Cookie" Thomas
Sings jazz ballads and standards. His singing style is compared to Nat King cole, Lou Rawls, Frank Sinatra, and Johnny Hartman. Biography, recordings, schedule, and booking.
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THOMAS COLE BIOGRAPHY, The Thomas Cole National Historic Site, CEDAR GROVE IN TH
thomas cole Biography. thomas cole was born in 1801 at Bolton, Lancashire in NorthwesternEngland and emigrated with his family to the United States in 1818.
http://www.thomascole.org/biography.html

Extractions: Thomas Cole Biography Thomas Cole was born in 1801 at Bolton, Lancashire in Northwestern England and emigrated with his family to the United States in 1818. During the early years Cole lived for short periods in Philadelphia, Ohio, and Pittsburgh where he worked as an intinerant portrait artist. Although primarily self-taught, Cole worked with members of the Philadelphia Academy, and his canvasses were included in the Academy's exhibitions. In 1825, Cole discovered the haunting beauty of the Catskills wilderness. His exhibition of small paintings of Catskills landscapes came to the attention of prominent figures on the New York City art scene including Asher B. Durand, who became a life-long friend and his fame spread. While he was still in his twenties, Cole was made a fellow of the National Academy. In 1829-1831, Cole returned to Britain for study and to attend to family business and to travel to France and Italy. These years were among the most happy and productive of his life. Cole met a large number of wealthy Americans traveling abroad and received numerous commissions from them, increasing his reputation and stature. Cole returned to New York City in November of 1832 and mounted an exhibition of his European paintings which aroused considerable public interest. During the Spring of 1832, Cole first established his rural studio in Catskill, New York, when he rented a small outbuilding at
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JAMA. 282;513514, August 11, 1999, Case Management for Domestic Violence, thomas B. cole, MD
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Utech Products Inc
Online catalog for laboratory equipment and supplies. Cross reference for Fisher, VWR, thomas, cole Parmer.
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Extractions: Welcome to the B2B e-commerce web site of UTECH PRODUCTS, INC. SEARCH our online laboratory products catalog with over 600,000 items of more than 2000 manufacturers from around the world. This is the only online catalog, which allows you to cross reference major distributor part numbers and manufacturer part numbers online. To SEARCH the best price on the web CONTACT INFORMATION: UTECH PRODUCTS, INC. 10 Railroad Avenue Albany, NY 12205 Tel: 518-489-5705 Fax: 518-489-3772 email: sales@utechproducts.com
Thomas Cole Prints
thomas cole Prints. , Art Prints. , Abstract Prints. We make it easy to buythomas cole Prints online. First, click on the image you are interested in.
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Welcome To The New Britain Museum Of American Art
Founded in 1903, it is the first museum of strictly American art in the country. Collection includes works by thomas cole, Frederic Edwin Church, Georgia O'Keeffe, Gilbert Stuart, Grant Wood, Andrew Wyeth and Winslow Homer.
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Extractions: enter New Britain Museum of American Art. The permanent collection traces the history of American art from 1740 to the present, including portraits by Copley, Stuart, and Sargent; landscapes by Cole, Church, and Homer; 20th-century works by O'Keeffe and Wyeth; and Arts of Life in America, murals by Thomas Hart Benton. new britain, museum, american, art, avery, benton, copley, cassatt, dubois, eakins, earl, fisher, frieseke, goodwin, gray, hartley, hawthorne, New, Britain, Museum, of, American, Art, henri, homer, inness, lawson, lewitt, metcalf, moor, motherwell, okeeffe, peales, prendergast, rockwell, smibert, stuart, trumbull, waldo, weir, wyeth, zorach, connecticut, new britain, museum, american, art, avery, benton, copley, cassatt, dubois, eakins, earl, fisher, frieseke, goodwin, gray, hartley, New, Britain, Museum, of, American, Art, hawthorne, henri, homer, inness, lawson, lewitt, metcalf, moor, motherwell, okeeffe, peales, prendergast, rockwell, smibert, stuart, trumbull, waldo, weir, wyeth, zorach, connecticut, New, Britain, Museum, of, American, Art
Thomas Cole Biography
Short bio focusing on work in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.Category Arts Art History Artists C cole, thomas thomas cole (18011848). thomas cole of Design. See The Funeral OrationGiven by William Cullen Bryant on the Death of thomas cole.
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Extractions: Please direct any comments to John J. Hender son Introduction Help ... Thomas Cole Thomas Cole is often called the "Father of the Hudson River School of Art." In 1826 he helped to found the National Academy of Design in New York City. In 1827 he made his first visit to the White Mountains. While best known for his allegorical paintings such as the Voyage of Life and the Course of Empire series, he did many White Mountain paintings including Flume in the White Mountains View of Mount Washington Mount Chocorua Notch in the White Mountains View Near Conway ; and Mount Washington from the Upper Saco Intervale Dubbed the Founder of the Hudson River School, Cole was apprenticed to a calico designer and wood engraver in England before he came to the United States with his family in 1818. He helped to found the NAD in 1826. The rest of his life he spent much of his time sketching from nature in the Catskills, White Mountains, Adirondacks, and the coast of Maine. In 1827, at the behest of Daniel Wadsworth, Cole visited the White Mountains for the first time. He vistited the New Hampshire mountains again a year later with fellow artist Henry Cheever Pratt, only eight years after the first footpath was opened to Mount Washington. He returned to New Hampshire for the last time in 1839.
Cole, Thomas
cole, thomas The Woodchopper, Lake Fetherstonhaugh, cole, 1826 TheOxbow (Connecticut River near Northampton), cole, 1836. Home Page,
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COLE, THOMAS
cole, thomas. cole, thomas (18011848), American landscape painter,was born at Boltonle-Moors, England, on the 1st of February 1801.
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Extractions: See Alice M. Keys, Cadwallader Golden, A Representative z8th Century Official (New York, 1906), a Columbia University doctoral dissertation; J. G. Mumford, Narrative of Medicine in America (New York, 1903); and Asa Gray, Selections from the Scientific Correspondence of Cadwallader Colden in American Journal of Science, vol. 44, 1843. His grandson, CADWALLADER DAVID COLDEN (17691834), lawyer and politician, was educated in London, but returned in 1785 to New York, where he attained great distinction at the bar. He was a colonel of volunteers during the war of 1812, and from 1818 to 1821 was the successor of Jacob Radcliff as mayor of New York City. He was a member of the state assembly (1818) and the state senate (18251827), and did much to secure the construction of the Erie Canal and the organization of the state public school system; and in 18211823 he was a representative in Congress. He wrote a Life of Robert Fulton (1817) and a Memoir of tile Celebration of the Completion of the New York Canals (1825).
Cole, Thomas
encyclopediaEncyclopedia cole, thomas. cole, thomas, 180148, Americanlandscape painter, b. England. He arrived in the United
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Extractions: Cole, Thomas Cole, Thomas, , American landscape painter, b. England. He arrived in the United States in 1818 and moved to Ohio, where he was impressed by the beauty of the countryside. In 1825 he went to New York, where his landscape paintings began to be appreciated. Largely self-taught, he depicted the scenery of the Hudson River valley and the Catskills, which he discovered on long walking trips, becoming a leader of the Hudson River school . In 1829 he went to Europe, where he spent some time sketching in England and Italy. In Paris he greatly admired the landscapes of Claude Lorrain. After he returned to New York, he was commissioned (1832) to paint his five famous allegorical scenes, farfetched and neoclassical in style, known as the Course of Empire (N.-Y. Historical Soc., New York City). This series and the Expulsion from the Garden of Eden (Mus. of Fine Arts, Boston) reflect his strong moralizing tendencies, combined with elements of fantasy; they are far less successful than his landscapes. Other works, such as Oxbow (Metropolitan Mus.) and
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The works of thomas cole in the National Gallery of Art, including the Voyage of Life.
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Cole, Thomas
encyclopediaEncyclopedia cole, thomas. cole, thomas, 180148, Americanlandscape painter, b. England. He arrived in the United
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Extractions: Cole, Thomas Cole, Thomas, , American landscape painter, b. England. He arrived in the United States in 1818 and moved to Ohio, where he was impressed by the beauty of the countryside. In 1825 he went to New York, where his landscape paintings began to be appreciated. Largely self-taught, he depicted the scenery of the Hudson River valley and the Catskills, which he discovered on long walking trips, becoming a leader of the Hudson River school . In 1829 he went to Europe, where he spent some time sketching in England and Italy. In Paris he greatly admired the landscapes of Claude Lorrain. After he returned to New York, he was commissioned (1832) to paint his five famous allegorical scenes, farfetched and neoclassical in style, known as the Course of Empire (N.-Y. Historical Soc., New York City). This series and the

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