Albert Bierstadt

realism

Bierstadt Paintings 1830 - 1902 Germany, Hudson Rriver School

Autumn Woods, 1886

Oil on canvas, 54 x 84 in. (137.2 x 213.4 cm)

Gallery of Art of the New York Historical Society, New York

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OIL PAINTING: Autumn Woods, 1886
Bierstadt returned to the theme of the woods in Autumn Woods , which was entitled Autumn Woodland in a 1929 inventory of the Haggin Collection. It communicates a mood of quiet melancholy unusual for Bierstadt, and it is hard to resist the speculation that this undated work and Autumn DogWood of 1886 (in the New-York Historical Society, New York City) reflect the artist's reaction to growing older as well as to suffering professional setbacks and the loss by fire of his country estate, Malkasten, in Irvington, New York.