Abbott Handerson Thayer works

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Abbott Handerson Thayer works are paintings and artworks by the American artist known for his ethereal angel figures, idealized portraits, and influential studies of camouflage in nature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artistic oeuvre
body of work
characteristicFeature ethereal atmosphere
halo-like backgrounds
idealized anatomy
soft tonal transitions
use of white and light tones
characteristicSubject Mount Monadnock NERFINISHED
New Hampshire landscapes
angels
children
family members
idealized female figures
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Abbott Handerson Thayer NERFINISHED
genre landscape painting
portrait painting
religious painting
symbolist painting
influenced camouflage design in World War I
influencedBy Italian Renaissance art NERFINISHED
nature observation
religious iconography
medium charcoal drawing
oil painting
pastel
movement American art
Symbolism
Tonalism
notableWork A Virgin NERFINISHED
Angel NERFINISHED
Boy and Angel NERFINISHED
Caritas NERFINISHED
Girl in White NERFINISHED
Monadnock Angel NERFINISHED
Monadnock in Winter NERFINISHED
Portrait of Bessie Price NERFINISHED
Portrait of Mary NERFINISHED
Stevenson Memorial NERFINISHED
Study of a Young Woman NERFINISHED
The Sisters NERFINISHED
Winged Figure NERFINISHED
periodOfProduction early 20th century
late 19th century
relatedWork Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom NERFINISHED
thematicFocus human figure in nature
ideal beauty
purity
spirituality

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Charles Lang Freer notableCollectorOf Abbott Handerson Thayer works