Reading for Pleasure

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

He was born in Germany and soon moved to Massachusetts in 1833. He developed a taste for early when he was little and began to sketch in his youth. His paintings sold for high prices and people were never disappointed with his works.

When I first look at this painting my eyes are pulled to the bright light and it shows something that would mean a heaven. Than the contrast becomes dark showing how everyone should go forth to the heaven.

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Romanticism in American Art

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