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Kulubumatu Charles Codman teos on Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay (1842). Lake Sebago (1831) ja Picinc Scene (1830) on numbrid kaks ja kolm. Sellest Charles Codman kataloogis olevatest 28 teosest on need kuze 28 kõige kuulsamat, järjestatud aasta ja muuseumi järjekorras, et saaksite valida soovitud maali tellimiseks.
Charles Codman’s Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay captures a specific maritime setting within the Casco Bay region of Maine, United States. The scene focuses on a coastal area where a body of water occupies the foreground, establishing the immediate relationship between the land and the sea. This particular location, now known as Diamond Cove, was formerly referred to as Great Hog Island.
Lake Sebago, painted by Charles Codman in 1831, presents a serene lake scene set against a backdrop of distant mountains. The composition centers on a couple positioned upon a rocky promontory, overlooking the expansive water. This work captures a quiet moment within the Maine landscape, emphasizing the relationship between human presence and the vastness of the natural environment.
In Picinc Scene, Charles Codman invites the viewer into a lush forest landscape where time seems to slow. Created about 1830, the work captures a quiet moment of respite amidst dense foliage and towering trees. Two figures occupy the heart of this woodland setting—one standing and the other reclining—finding a sense of connection with the natural world. A body of water rests in the background, where a boat sits still…
In this 1834 oil on panel, we find ourselves looking upon the Maine State House in Augusta. The architecture, designed by Charles Bulfinch, is rendered in the Greek Revival style, its structured lines providing a sense of permanence against the softer elements of the landscape. There is a certain stillness here, a moment captured where the man-made order of the building meets the untamed expanse of the American wilderness. The…
In 1832, Charles Codman painted Landscape with Farm and Mountains. This oil on wood work captures a quiet intersection of human presence and the wild. A small farmstead sits nestled within the terrain, where a wooden structure and a hay wagon anchor the scene. Tiny figures of people and animals move through this domestic space, their small scale emphasizing the scale of the surroundings.
In this 1821 landscape, we find ourselves looking into a serene valley where the scale of nature is balanced by the gentle presence of life. Two figures walk along a dirt path, their movement suggesting a slow, unhurried pace through the greenery. The composition draws the eye through a landscape populated by scattered individuals and a grazing horse, creating a sense of lived-in tranquility. Above, birds drift through the sky,…
The Moose Hunter is a landscape painting by the American artist Charles Codman. Created about 1831, the work presents a rugged wilderness scene set during the hours of dawn or dusk. The composition centers on a vast, mountainous terrain that recedes into the distance under a hazy sky.
The Bathing Pool by Charles Codman is an oil on canvas painting dating to about 1830. The work depicts a serene wooded scene featuring figures bathing within a tranquil natural pool. This central water feature is situated amid verdant surroundings, where dense foliage and trees frame the aquatic setting. The composition focuses on the quietude of this landscape, capturing a specific moment of leisure within a secluded environment.
The painting depicts a maritime scene centered on a small vessel floating upon the ocean. This boat, appearing as a fishing vessel or perhaps a canoe, sits amidst a vast expanse of water. Above the horizon, the sky is filled with heavy, cloudy formations. Several figures are positioned within the scene; some are located near the boat, while others are scattered across the coastal area. The water and sky occupy…
This work, titled Landscape, was painted by Charles Codman in 1828. It represents a quiet moment in the artist's development, appearing during a period when he was transitioning from his early training in decorative arts toward the more fluid, illusionistic style of fine art. The scene captures a serene body of water surrounded by trees, where the presence of several people and a small boat adds a sense of scale…
An Excursion to a Waterfall in the Mountains (also known as Tourists by a Waterfall)1827
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Little Wanderer (copy after Sir Thomas Lawrence's Master Lambton)1830 · Portland Art Museum
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Kümne 5 muuseumi kollektsioonid, mis sisaldavad kõige rohkem sellel lehel esitatud teoseid.
| Muuseumid | Linn | Charles Codman teosid | Selle nimekirja maalid |
|---|---|---|---|
 Portland Art Museum |
Portland | 5 | Fancy Piece, Wilderness Shore, Romantic Landscape |
 Smithsonian American Art Museum |
Washington, D.C. | 1 | Landscape with Farm and Mountains |
 Indianapolis Kunstimuuseum |
Indianapolis | 1 | The Moose Hunter |
 Museum of Fine Arts |
Boston | 1 | The Bathing Pool |
 Brooklyn Museum |
New York | 1 | The Entertainment of the Boston Rifle Rangers by the Portland Rifle Club in Portland Harbor, August 12, 1829 |
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In this 1821 landscape, we find ourselves looking into a serene valley where the scale of nature is balanced by the gentle presence of life. Two figures walk along a dirt path, their movement suggesting a slow, unhurried pace through the greenery. The composition draws the eye through a landscape populated by scattered individuals and a grazing horse, creating a sense of lived-in tranquility. Above, birds drift through the sky,…
Lake Sebago, painted by Charles Codman in 1831, presents a serene lake scene set against a backdrop of distant mountains. The composition centers on a couple positioned upon a rocky promontory, overlooking the expansive water. This work captures a quiet moment within the Maine landscape, emphasizing the relationship between human presence and the vastness of the natural environment.
Charles Codman’s Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay captures a specific maritime setting within the Casco Bay region of Maine, United States. The scene focuses on a coastal area where a body of water occupies the foreground, establishing the immediate relationship between the land and the sea. This particular location, now known as Diamond Cove, was formerly referred to as Great Hog Island.
Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay (1842) on esikkohal, järglennud on Lake Sebago (1831) ja Picinc Scene (1830).
Charles Codman oli 42 aastat vanus: teos Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay on pärinev aastast 1842 ning Charles Codman sündis aastal 1800.
Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay, Lake Sebago, Picinc Scene, View of the Maine State House, Augusta, Landscape with Farm and Mountains, View of Twin Mountain, The Moose Hunter, The Bathing Pool, Dog Days ja Landscape. Iga teose puhul on reitingis toodud aasta ja muuseum.
Kataloogis on 28 teost kunstnikult Charles Codman, kuupäevadelt 1821 kuni 1842.
Peamiselt Portland Art Museum (Portland), Smithsonian American Art Museum (Washington, D.C.) ja Indianapolis Kunstimuuseum (Indianapolis). Täielik nimekiri on esitatud ülalpool olevas muuseumide tabelis.
Ajast 1830s: 21 siin reastatudest 28 maalist pärineb sellest ajast, sealhulgas Lake Sebago.
Sellel lehel kõige vanem: View of Twin Mountain (1821). Uusim: Diamond Cove on Hog Island, Casco Bay (1842).
Siin reastatud 28 maali seas: People (18), Water (13) ja Sky (13).
Oil, 28 maali seas, millest 15 on siin reastatud.
Portland Art Museum, Portland säilitab 5 siin loetletud maalistest, sealhul ka Fancy Piece, Wilderness Shore ja Romantic Landscape.
Jah. Kõik sellel lehel olevad maalid on tellitavad nii käsitööna valminud õlimaalide reproduktsioonina kui ka trükkina. Avage maali, valige suurus ja esitage tellimus.
