Off The Wall: A Pic-Nic Party by Thomas Cole
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Poussin definitely portrayed narratives within idealized landscapes two centuries before Cole did, as did Cole's major influence, Turner. So I don't know what this person is talking about. Cole's great, and his influence on American art shouldn't be underestimated. But the setting of a narrative in an epic landscape is definitely not his invention.
skipper2379 3 years ago