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John Henry Twachtman: The White Bridge
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  • John Henry Twachtman: The White Bridge
    John Henry Twachtman

    , The White Bridge (1895). Among his best-known works are landscapes depicting winter or early spring scenes with delicate, high-keyed color and strong, underlying formal construction—e.g., Hemlock Pool (c. 1902). Like the work of other American Impressionists, including William Merritt Chase and Childe Hassam, Twachtman’s mature


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    , The White Bridge (1895). Among his best-known works are landscapes depicting winter or early spring scenes with delicate, high-keyed color and strong, underlying formal construction—e.g., Hemlock Pool (c. 1902). Like the work of other American Impressionists, including William Merritt Chase and Childe Hassam, Twachtman’s mature


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