American, 1860–1940
American School refers to a group of American artists active primarily in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This collective is characterized by its diverse styles and approaches, reflecting the cultural and social dynamics of the United States during that period. The term encompasses a wide range of artists who contributed to the development of American art, often focusing on themes of American identity and landscape. The movement is significant for its role in establishing a distinct American voice in the art world, separate from European influences. Major works include landscapes, portraits, and genre scenes that capture the essence of American life. The American School is noted for its emphasis on realism and a growing appreciation for the American landscape, which would later influence movements such as American Impressionism and Regionalism.
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