Life, art, and letters of George Inness (1917) (14782778502) by George Inness

Sepia drawing of tall stone pines with umbrella-shaped crowns over a meadow, with small figures and wooded hills beyond.

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This sepia drawing from the book Life, Art, and Letters of George Inness (1917) depicts a group of tall stone pines with flat, umbrella-shaped crowns rising above an open meadow. Small human figures stand near the trees at lower left, and a band of darker woodland lies along the horizon on the right. The artwork is attributed to George Inness, and the caption notes it is owned by Mrs. J. Scott Hartley.

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1917

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