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Edward Lamson Henry, commonly known as E.L. Henry and born in Charleston, South Carolina on January 12, 1841, stands out as a multifaceted representative of American genre painting. Henry's life, marked by tragedy and success, is a story as vivid and exciting as the fine art prints we produce of his artwork. Scarred by the tragic loss of his parents at only seven years old, young Henry found a new home with relatives in vibrant New York City. The city, known for its diversity and creativity, ignited in him a passion for painting. Under the winged roofs of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Henry began his formal studies in painting and continued them in 1860 in the City of Lights, Paris. There he studied under the tutelage of the celebrated masters Charles Gleyre and Gustave Courbet, in the company of such illustrious names as Claude Monet and Pierre Auguste Renoir.
With the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1862, Henry returned to the United States and served on a Union transport ship. These wartime experiences shaped much of his later art, which captured the realism and human experience of this turbulent time. After the war, he resumed painting and took his place in the prestigious Tenth Street Studio Building in Greenwich Village, alongside other renowned artists such as Winslow Homer. When Edward Lamson Henry passed away in 1919 at his home in Ellenville, New York, he left behind an impressive collection of artwork that is still valued today for its authenticity and attention to detail. He portrayed an idyllic and agrarian America that seemed untouched by the Civil War and industrialization. The scenes he brought to the screen featured quaint humor and meticulous depiction of transportation - railroads, stagecoaches, canal boats - and were considered authentic historical reconstructions by contemporaries.
Henry devoted his life to art and made an invaluable contribution to American painting. The dedication and precision with which he created his works is reflected in the quality of our fine art prints. Every detail of his original work is lovingly and accurately reproduced in our reproductions, making each art print a tribute to the masterful painter Edward Lamson Henry. His art lives on in our high quality art prints, which honor the rich heritage and unparalleled mastery of this remarkable artist.
Edward Lamson Henry, commonly known as E.L. Henry and born in Charleston, South Carolina on January 12, 1841, stands out as a multifaceted representative of American genre painting. Henry's life, marked by tragedy and success, is a story as vivid and exciting as the fine art prints we produce of his artwork. Scarred by the tragic loss of his parents at only seven years old, young Henry found a new home with relatives in vibrant New York City. The city, known for its diversity and creativity, ignited in him a passion for painting. Under the winged roofs of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Henry began his formal studies in painting and continued them in 1860 in the City of Lights, Paris. There he studied under the tutelage of the celebrated masters Charles Gleyre and Gustave Courbet, in the company of such illustrious names as Claude Monet and Pierre Auguste Renoir.
With the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1862, Henry returned to the United States and served on a Union transport ship. These wartime experiences shaped much of his later art, which captured the realism and human experience of this turbulent time. After the war, he resumed painting and took his place in the prestigious Tenth Street Studio Building in Greenwich Village, alongside other renowned artists such as Winslow Homer. When Edward Lamson Henry passed away in 1919 at his home in Ellenville, New York, he left behind an impressive collection of artwork that is still valued today for its authenticity and attention to detail. He portrayed an idyllic and agrarian America that seemed untouched by the Civil War and industrialization. The scenes he brought to the screen featured quaint humor and meticulous depiction of transportation - railroads, stagecoaches, canal boats - and were considered authentic historical reconstructions by contemporaries.
Henry devoted his life to art and made an invaluable contribution to American painting. The dedication and precision with which he created his works is reflected in the quality of our fine art prints. Every detail of his original work is lovingly and accurately reproduced in our reproductions, making each art print a tribute to the masterful painter Edward Lamson Henry. His art lives on in our high quality art prints, which honor the rich heritage and unparalleled mastery of this remarkable artist.
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