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Ten American Painters Julian Alden Weir along with John Henry Twachtman was one of the founding members of the Ten American Painters. Weir's picturesque Branchville, Connecticut, home was a creative a gathering place for many of the members. The group, which broke away from the Society of American Artists, the main artist organization of the time, consisted of ten of the most innovative and brilliant landscape painters of the era, all of whom were associated the French Impressionist and American Tonalist style. The group held years exhibitions which received national and international critical acclaim. Members of the The American Ten
Willard L. Metcalf American, 1858-1925 Julian Alden Weir American,1852-1919 Joseph R. De Camp American,1858-1923 Edmund C. Tarbell American,1862-1938 Robert Reid American,1862-1929 Frank Benson American,1862-1951 Thomas Wilmer Dewing American, 1851-1938 John Henry Twachtman American,1853-1902 Childe Hassam American,1859-1935 Edward E. Simmons American,1852-1931 William Merritt Chase American, 1849-1916
Key terms and
phrase associated
with the American
Ten
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Impressionism,
Tonalism, obscured details,
single-figure
themes, the natural
and spiritual
domain, waking,
unconscious states,
sleep, dreams,
death, aura,
landscape painting, religious
significance,
emotionalism,
emotionalists,
pictorial space,
compositional space,
diffused light,
incandescent glow,
organic forms,
artistic
inspiration,
illusionist
representation,
luminous, transcendentalist,
glowing, metaphysical,
emotional
expression, poetic,
evocative
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