Rustic Dance After A Sleigh Ride

The banjo player 1856.

Rustic dance after a sleigh ride.

In rustic dance after a sleigh ride william sidney mount depicts a candlelit room sparsely decorated with a single garland and crowded with a merry company. Right and left 1850. Music takes center stage in a wide variety of the artist s most famous works including one of his earliest genre scenes rustic dance after a sleigh ride 1830. The sea of pink frostbitten cheeks hints at the group s recent wintery escapade.

William sidney mount s painting rustic dance after a sleigh ride 1830 offers a view of a country dance in full swing after the arrival of a sleigh party. The paintings and especially his pencil. Rosy cheeks and merriment including drinks give a picture of the sleigh ride the country destination and the fun that continued well into the night with the grandfather clock. And a host of others.

In rustic dance after a sleigh ride william sidney mount depicts a candlelit room sparsely decorated with a single garland and crowded with a merry company. Dancing on the barn floor 1831. From the start mount thought of his paintings in starkly symbolic terms frequently in relation to topical political issues. Rustic dance after a sleigh ride 1830 view larger image view full catalog record below this image is one of over 108 000 from the amica library formerly the art museum image consortium library the amico library a growing online collection of high quality.

His first success in genre painting was the multi figural rustic dance after a sleigh ride shown at the 1830 national academy exhibition along with his girl with a pitcher 1829. The rustic dance after a sleigh ride 1830 painting originally painted by william sidney mount can be yours today. All reproductions are hand painted by talented artists. With more than twenty men and just seven women the scene presents an undoubtedly delicate situation.

Rustic dance after a sleigh ride william sidney mount 1830. Your view includes over 1 800 head of elk and picturesque mountains so don t forget your camera. With more than twenty men and just seven women the scene presents an undoubtedly delicate situation. The dance of the haymakers 1845.

The sea of pink frostbitten cheeks hints at the group s recent wintery escapade.