Together his wife, he spent every summer amidst the lush gardens and meadows of the Cornish Art Colony (New Hampshire). The timeless nature of Thomas Dewing’s https://www.nga.gov/collection/artist-info.1225.html landscapes was in contrast to the modern life in New England https://www.jstor.org/stable/3109151?seq=1. Discovering Art Movement Tonalism and Impressionism, his slender, refined figures are contemporary but timeless. They evince anxiety about the evolving place of women in society and the changes heralded by modernity. His decorative arrangements are indebted to interior paintings of women by Vermeer.
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