The Wooden Bridge

J. Alden Weir

ca. 1887-1893

The Wooden Bridge by J. Alden Weir

Medium

Graphic Arts-Print

Classification

Graphic Arts-Print

Department

Smithsonian Collection

Museum

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Credit

Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Brigham Young University

Accession Number

1972.84.75

Tags

bridgeriver

Art Historical Context

Step into the tranquil world of *The Wooden Bridge*, a captivating graphic arts print created by American artist J. Alden around 1887-1893. Now housed in the Smithsonian American Art—thanks to a generous gift from Brigham Young—this work depicts a rustic wooden bridge arching gracefully over a serene river, ev the quiet charm of rural America in the late 19th. Weir, a prominent figure in American Impressionism and a founding member of The Ten, was renowned for his luminous landscapes painted en plein air. Though this is a print rather than an oil painting, it reflects his masterful handling o...

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