While in Rome, an artist from this country was introduced to the philosophy of Swedenborg, which led him to believe in the divinity of landscapes, in which he typically paired bucolic scenes with cloudy skies.
While in Rome, an artist from this country was introduced to the philosophy of Swedenborg, which led him to believe in the divinity of landscapes, in which he typically paired bucolic scenes with cloudy skies. That artist from this country showed a cross glowing through the clouds in his The Valley of the Shadow of Death, part of a series depicting the "pilgrim's journey" entitled The Triumph of the Cross. Another work from this country hides the opening of a triumphal arch with a line of trees. The artist of that painting is known for works like Avenue in the Rain, which shows lots of (*) flags hanging from the windows of wide streets, and which hangs in the office of this country's leader. An artist from here showed a water-filled landform shaped like a massive cup in The Titan's Goblet, while an angel guides a man in a boat from childhood to old age in his four-part The Voyage of Life. For 10 points, name this country home to the Tonalist George Inness, as well as Childe Hassam and Thomas Cole.
While in Rome, an artist from this country was introduced to the philosophy of Swedenborg, which led him to believe in the divinity of landscapes, in which he typically paired bucolic scenes with cloudy skies.
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