Smithsonian American Art Museum
After a Storm, Amagansett
Arthur Turnbull Hill, born New York City 1868-died New York City 1929 · 1912
Arthur Turnbull Hill painted several images of Amagansett, Long Island, a popular subject for nineteenth-century American landscape painters. He used bright, translucent colors in this painting to evoke the fresh atmosphere that follows a thunderstorm. The dramatic clouds of the receding storm fill most of the canvas, dwarfing the tiny figures on the beach.
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