Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Mirror
Robert Reid, born Stockbridge, MA 1862-died Clifton Springs, NY 1929 · ca. 1910
American Impressionism emerged in the late 1880s when a generation of American artists studied abroad to absorb the new palette and compositions that were modernizing painting in France. Landscapes and domestic scenes by these American Impressionists are as wonderfully fresh and sparkling as those by their more familiar French counterparts. These artists, attracted to the light and color of painting outdoors, celebrate a modern view of life as America entered the twentieth century.
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