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Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900) trained as an architect but made his mark as a painter in the Hudson River School. The group of artists in that school broke away from European painting traditions and found their inspiration in American landscapes. It is the first truly American style of painting.
Cropsey's works emphasized landscape, lighting, and atmospheric effects. He was quite popular in his day, although later in his life newer painting styles started to push him aside.
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