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St. Paul's from Under Waterloo Bridge, Low Tide, 1862. Creator: Thomas Moran
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St. Paul's from Under Waterloo Bridge, Low Tide, 1862. Creator: Thomas Moran
St. Paul's from Under Waterloo Bridge, Low Tide, 1862
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Graphite On Wove Paper Hudson River School London England United Kingdom Moran Thomas River Thames England St Pauls Cathedral Thomas Moran Waterloo Bridge Wove Paper Artistic Movement
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St. Paul's from Under Waterloo Bridge, Low Tide, 1862" is a captivating monochrome masterpiece created by the renowned American artist Thomas Moran. This graphite drawing on wove paper transports us back in time to the 19th century, offering a unique perspective of one of the most iconic landmarks in London - St. Paul's Cathedral. The scene unfolds beneath the historic Waterloo Bridge during low tide, revealing the intricate details of the cathedral's towering structure against the backdrop of the tranquil River Thames. Moran's meticulous use of graphite captures the intricacies of the cathedral's Gothic Revival architecture, while the bridge's ironwork and the rippling water reflect the artistic sensibilities of the Hudson River School movement. This drawing holds significant historical value, offering a glimpse into the past when London was a major hub for artistic exploration and cultural exchange between Britain and the United States. Moran, an influential figure in American art, was known for his detailed depictions of natural wonders and architectural marvels, making this piece a valuable addition to any art collection or exhibition. Today, "St. Paul's from Under Waterloo Bridge, Low Tide, 1862" can be found in the prestigious collections of various art galleries and museums, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. This drawing is not only a testament to Moran's artistic prowess but also a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that continues to inspire and captivate us. The black-and-white composition invites viewers to contemplate the beauty and history of St. Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames, offering a timeless connection to the past that transcends geographical boundaries.
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