because it cooks in five minutes and is ready to post. He's just such a swell landscape artist. Anyone who can paint distance (not just perspective) is topnotch in my book
Morning Mist Rising, Plymouth, New Hampshire (1830)
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Mt. Etna (1842)
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Mr. Cole has a ruin-fetish, but then again, so do I
Aqueduct Near Rome (1842)
And when necessary, he can get Middle Earth on your ass:
Expulsion from the Garden of Eden (1828)
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/5221/398/320/1828%20%20Expulsion%20from%20the%20Garden%20of%20Eden.jpg)
Expulsion - Moon and Firelight (1828)
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3 comments:
Don't make me get middle earf on yo ass, beeyotch!
I don't know why I had to post that but I did.
I'm just relieved that middle earf doesn't give you wood.
wood, did someone mention wood
i had to post something here anyways. jeffrey, those cole paintings are fantastic. it is a good collection of them, thank you for including all five in a series, it is just like visiting a gallery.
it is nice that images are included with articles.
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