This painter of Childhood and Old Age depicted some teepees on the right of his The Savage State and a ruined pillar in Desolation, which was painted after works showing the "Consumation" and "Destruction" of the title polity.
This artist depicted dismounted soldiers carrying a wounded comrade on a stretcher in front of a cathedral in a companion piece to a painting in which a finely armored cavalry company is greeted as it leaves a town. This painter who contrasted his The Return with The Departure painted his artist's kit under an unopened parasol in his most famous painting. He painted a boat whose figurehead holds an hourglass in a series of paintings in which an angel accompanies the boat out of a cave and through some rapids. This painter of Childhood and Old Age depicted some teepees on the right of his The Savage State and a ruined pillar in Desolation, which was painted after works showing the "Consumation" and "Destruction" of the title polity. His most famous painting shows the view from Mt. Holyoke as a thunderstorm forms over a feature of the Connecticut River. For 10 points, name this artist of The Voyage of Life, The Course of Empire and The Oxbow, a leader of the Hudson River School.
This artist depicted dismounted soldiers carrying a wounded comrade on a stretcher in front of a cathedral in a companion piece to a painting in which a finely armored cavalry company is greeted as it leaves a town.
Thomas {Cole}