Hudson River Landscape Painting by E. C. Coates of West Point
Wonderful Signed and dated ( E.C. Coates 1855 ) Hudson River painting on Canvas of the Iconic View of West Point on the Hudson River . 35 1/2'' x 30 1/2'' high ,
A landscape, portrait, marine and history painter, Edmund C. Coates lived in New York City during his active period 1837-1872. Brooklyn and New York City directories from those years list him as Edward, Edmund C., E.C. Coates, and E.G. Coates.
His paintings include landscapes of Canada and Italy although it is not known if the artist traveled to those countries or if other works inspired the scenes. He also painted in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and, listed as one of the Hudson River School painters, did numerous Hudson River Valley scenes such as Shipping on the Hudson River, 1855.
Wonderful Signed and dated ( E.C. Coates 1855 ) Hudson River painting on Canvas of the Iconic View of West Point on the Hudson River . 35 1/2'' x 30 1/2'' high ,
A landscape, portrait, marine and history painter, Edmund C. Coates lived in New York City during his active period 1837-1872. Brooklyn and New York City directories from those years list him as Edward, Edmund C., E.C. Coates, and E.G. Coates.
His paintings include landscapes of Canada and Italy although it is not known if the artist traveled to those countries or if other works inspired the scenes. He also painted in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and, listed as one of the Hudson River School painters, did numerous Hudson River Valley scenes such as Shipping on the Hudson River, 1855.
Wonderful Signed and dated ( E.C. Coates 1855 ) Hudson River painting on Canvas of the Iconic View of West Point on the Hudson River . 35 1/2'' x 30 1/2'' high ,
A landscape, portrait, marine and history painter, Edmund C. Coates lived in New York City during his active period 1837-1872. Brooklyn and New York City directories from those years list him as Edward, Edmund C., E.C. Coates, and E.G. Coates.
His paintings include landscapes of Canada and Italy although it is not known if the artist traveled to those countries or if other works inspired the scenes. He also painted in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and, listed as one of the Hudson River School painters, did numerous Hudson River Valley scenes such as Shipping on the Hudson River, 1855.