Was There a Boarding House Where Many of the Hudson River
Painters Lived?  The first of its kind in the United States, the
Tenth Street Studio Building was designed expressly for use by
visual artists. Opening in 1857, the building provided
outstanding work space as well as a place where artists could
exchange ideas, teach, exhibit and sell their work, making it
symbolic of an era in which artists promoted both their work and
themselves.  Creative: Tronvig Group