American, 1825–1892
Frederick Rondel was a French-American landscape painter, born in Paris in 1825. He was tutored by Théodore Gudin before moving to the United States in 1855, where he exhibited his works and taught notable pupils, including Winslow Homer and Charles Mielatz. Rondel was associated with the Hudson River School movement and often depicted the Hudson River and the Adirondack Mountains. He died in 1892.
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