The Montclair Art Museum's George Inness Gallery

19th century visionary landscape painter George Inness was one of the foremost artists of his generation. Some of his greatest work was done in Montclair, at a time when the town was still half-rural. We visit the Montclair Art Museum, where the largest collection of his paintings to be seen anywhere has been newly installed in the Inness Gallery.
Produced by Susan Wallner for State of the Arts.

[@friedricengravy6646]

Thank u!! A beautiful space & collection, a wonderful presentation of Inness.

[@JULIANSJG]

Awesome landscape painter .

[@douglasscott464]

The color choice is a good one, good reasoning too. A real Dark Academia vibe, too.

[@byronbuchanan3066]

yellow walls look horrible. art looks Beautiful though.

[@oldartisttricks2692]

Yessir those mustard walls have to go!

[@snarkybuttcrack]

people who run art galleries are insane

[@oldartisttricks2692]

Wanted to see this again but, NO tks. The mustard walls are disgusting. The frames are enough gold/brown. And the jumble of hanging of the works of a N.J. treasure like Inness is like a high school kid did it. No wonder 'salon style' is not done anymore. Back to a color that was like before, green or maybe blue. And make it look like art, not a garage sale. . Please excuse me, Im just a guy with a fine arts degree from 50 yrs ago and a lifelong professional artist, not a trendy, politically correct artsy person who never painted a picture. Thanks, Im done.