American Painting

American Painting 1765–1930 offers a comprehensive overview of American painting from the colonial period through the early twentieth century. It explores the development of a distinct American artistic identity and examines how painters responded to changing social, cultural, and historical circumstances.

The book traces major movements and artistic traditions, from the landscapes of the Hudson River School to Realism, Impressionism, and the Ashcan School. It presents the artists and artworks that shaped American painting, highlighting the transition from early national traditions to new approaches influenced by European modernism.

Featuring numerous colour illustrations, this richly illustrated volume provides an engaging introduction to American art history and offers discoveries for both general readers and experienced art enthusiasts. The text is presented in multiple languages, including English, German, and French.