William Page
1811
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1885
United States
William Page (United States, 1811–1885) was an American painter born in Albany, New York, and he died in New York City.
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Movement:
Romanticism
Biography:
William Page was an American painter born in 1811 and active until his death in 1885. He was associated with the Romanticism movement, known for his portraits and historical scenes that emphasized emotion and individualism. Page studied under prominent artists, including Thomas Cole, and became a member of the Hudson River School, which influenced his landscape work. He was also a founding member of the National Academy of Design and served as its president. His contributions to American art helped to elevate the status of portraiture and landscape painting during the 19th century. Specific details about his early life and training remain largely unknown.
