He expressed many points and ideas in his paintings. Thomas Cole is often called the "Father of the Hudson River School of Art." In 1826 he helped to found the National Academy of Design in New York City. Cole criticized the march of modern society, accusing people of losing their regard for "simplicity and beauty...
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Cole used his paintings to portray the natural beauty and power. He contributed a unique way of showing American scenery. He provided a large body of work arguing for the value of landscape, specifically in the United States. Thomas Cole's paintings of nature were the original of what so many people try to imitate today...
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