Laborador or Newfoundland coast (July 1859) by Frederic Edwin Church, 1859 cornwall The title itself—Germany—appears with an

The title itself—Germany—appears with an understated authority

but also a sense of the local character and industry that defined Connecticut in the early twentieth century

Roads and approaches are clearly indicated

This print’s restrained elegance makes it a timeless addition to any setting

John James Audubon stands unparalleled in his contribution to ornithology and artwork

Laborador or Newfoundland coast (July 1859) by Frederic Edwin Church, 1859 cornwall The title itself—Germany—appears with anLaborador or Newfoundland coast (July 1859) by Frederic Edwin Church captures the dramatic meeting of land, sea, and sky along the far North Atlantic. Painted in 1859 during Churchs northern travels, this coastal study reflects the eras fascination with exploration as well as the artists own devotion to observing weather, water, and light firsthand. Rather than a chart or topographic record, the scene is an experiential view of rugged shoreline shaped