The Metropolitan Museum of Art Sublime Landscapes Heade Newburyport Meadows Large Lacquer Tray New

This Large Lacquer Tray Features A Detail From Newburyport Meadows (Ca. 1876–81), A Dramatic Vista Painted By Martin Johnson Heade. Though He Maintained A New York City Studio In A Building Also Occupied By Several Members Of The Hudson River School—The First True American Artistic Fraternity, Made Up Of New York–Based Landscape Painters—Heade Never Formally Aligned Himself With The Movement.

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