George Inness Paints the American Landscape

[@pchabanowich]

What a blessing Inness bestows on us, for he was right in his feeling of the sacred in the art of painting. One plays with illusion like a magus does, like the Goddess does. His work is intimate and leads one on a grand meander. Thank you for this presentation.

[@LawrenceJanssen-u1s]

A true master so little appreciated even to this day. His paintings are filled with gorgeous tonal color patterns with intricate compositional balance

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Well said!

[@sushmasabnis6454]

I really love his work. Translucent, effervescent and showing the spiritual light which every artist tries to get

[@danthomas6587]

Absolutely inspiring. ❤

[@ultraali453]

Thank you for sharing accounts from the life of George Inness with us.

[@ashleyo4055]

What a very informative video! I just found out he is a distant cousin of mine and wanted to learn more about him. I also love painting landscapes so it was amazing to find this famous landscape artist in my family tree!

[@chompers11]

Amazing atmosphere

[@annettewillis2797]

Thank you Such a wonderful insight into an artist not so well known or remembered today. A great discovery!

[@gammelllackinstitute]

We appreciate it ! He needed to be seen.

[@CowboyMike2009]

Fantastic!, thank you...

[@MrSilva960]

Also painters like Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Moran, at same period, all great artists, was an suggest, what do you think ? bring more painters...

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Thank you, Will Do, two very fine artists

[@nunyabiznes4471]

There’s a good selection of his beautiful paintings in the Clark Museum in Williamstown Mass. thank you for a wonderful video.

[@jeffreycollins7297]

Hopefully soon better reproductions will be available of Inness. Such a great painter. The United States version of Turner. Much respect on the video. Loved the historical lesson! Subscribed!!!

[@anthonylemkendorf3114]

His painting “Autumn Oak” is at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

Probably my favorite artist although my favorite paintings of his were not in this video....

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Yes, some images we found were not HD so did not include.

[@michaeljohnangel6359]

Another brilliant video on a great painter. Thanks! I wish, though, that so many of the reproductions were not so washed-out; tonality is so important in paintings, particularly in Inness's.

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Agreed Michael, there were so many we couldn't add due to image issues..but he needed to be seen. Thanks for the input.

[@johnplatt3704]

@@gammelllackinstitute I actually became aware of him on a tour of a house lived in by a recently deceased acquaintance (more than fifty years ago. I've actually seen enough of his work to say a substantial amount of it does not reproduce well easily. This is not a criticism of him but I'm very respectful of what you did. And thanks.

[@dawnitalutz1953]

I wonder what he would think of the world today.

[@issol7643]

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[@nomandad2000]

Wonder what he’d think of the great grandmaster of our modern era, Master Bob Ross…

[@danthomas6587]

You're kidding, right?

[@nomandad2000]

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