Object ID	N0218.1976a
Title	Downtrip, Afternoon
Artist	Williamson, John
Object Name	Painting
Early Date	1874
Exhibit label line3	The "Chauncey Vibbard" in "Uptrip, Morning" and the "Daniel Drew" in "Downtrip, Afternoon" were two of the many day line steamboats that traveled the Hudson River between New York City and Albany, New York. The landscape painter John Williamson was a second-generation Hudson River School artist who followed in the tradition of Thomas Cole and Asher B. Durand.
Description	Marks: On back of canvas: "Down Trip Afternoon/Daniel Drew/By John Williamson, N.Y., 1874" Lower left front: J.W. 1874 b)= Travel frame
Classification	Academic Art--Painting/Drawing--Scene--Genre
Dimensions	H-16 W-26 inches
Material	Oil on canvas

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Last modified on: November 04, 2005