The Luman Reed Gallery: A History Of Art Collecting In 19th-Century New York
March 01, 2005
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Making American Taste: Narrative Art for a New Democracy
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Nature and the American Vision: The Hudson River School
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The New-York Historical Society houses an outstanding collection of over twenty-five hundred American paintings—primarily portraits, genre scenes and landscapes—dating from the colonial period through the twentieth century, as well as a select number of European works. It includes the personal collection of the New York merchant and pioneering art patron Luman Reed, as well as the collection of Robert L. Stuart, another nineteenth-century New York philanthropist and art collector.
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