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Red Sulphur Spring

after Edward Beyer

National Gallery of Art

The image shows a landscape viewed from an elevated angle, displaying a valley between hills. The horizon is ambiguous, with hills extending into the distance. Various structures, including a circular building with columns, are visible to the left, along with others scattered across the scene. A path winds through trees connecting the buildings. The image appears to be a lithograph with precise lines and subtle gradients. The color palette is subdued, mainly using greens, browns, and muted blues. Shading is used to depict depth, especially in trees and hills. The artwork conveys a peaceful rural scene.

Artwork Details

Date
1857
Medium
color lithograph on wove paper
Dimensions
12369 × 8820 px
Public Domain
Yes
Museum Record
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