**early life and training** thomas prichard rossiter , an american artist, was born in new haven, connecticut, in 1818. he began his artistic journey under the guidance of
john boyd and later with
nathaniel jocelyn . in 1838, rossiter exhibited two paintings at the national academy of design, marking the beginning of his illustrious career.
**artistic evolution and associations** rossiter's work is characterized by its association with the
hudson river school , a group known for its romantic and nationalistic approach to american landscapes. his travels in europe from 1840 to 1846, alongside notable artists like
asher b. durand and
john f. kensett , further enriched his artistic perspective.
**notable works and exhibitions** * **
venice in the fifteenth century **: this painting, showcased at the universal exposition of 1855, earned rossiter a gold medal. * **
washington and lafayette at mount vernon ** (1859): a testament to his
historical scene work.
**museums featuring his work:** *
the national academy of design *
the metropolitan museum of art (featuring works by rossiter)
**legacy and impact** rossiter's influence on
american art is undeniable, with his landscapes and historical scenes reflecting the ideals of american nationalism. his legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists.
**references:** *
wikipedia: thomas prichard rossiter *
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