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  • Worthington Whittredge: The Trout Pool
    Worthington Whittredge

    , The Trout Pool (1870). Whittredge did not paint landscapes for nature’s sake alone but rather chose places he loved, giving his works a personal sensibility. By the late 1870s Whittredge’s style had changed under the influence of the then popular Hudson River school painters. He…

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    , The Trout Pool (1870). Whittredge did not paint landscapes for nature’s sake alone but rather chose places he loved, giving his works a personal sensibility. By the late 1870s Whittredge’s style had changed under the influence of the then popular Hudson River school painters. He…

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