Autumn Landscape, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Orange County, New York

"Autumn Landscape, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Orange County, New York" is a painting by American artist Jasper Francis Cropsey, created circa 1870–75. Cropsey was a prominent member of the Hudson River School, known for his romantic landscapes that celebrate the American wilderness. The painting depicts the vibrant autumn foliage surrounding Sugar Loaf Mountain, showcasing Cropsey's mastery of color and light. It reflects the artist's interest in capturing the changing seasons and the beauty of the American landscape. The work is characterized by its detailed rendering of trees and the atmospheric effects of light, typical of Cropsey's style. The exact circumstances of its creation remain unknown, as do specific details regarding its exhibition history. The painting is part of the collection at the New-York Historical Society.

"Autumn Landscape, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Orange County, New York" by Jasper Francis Cropsey is an oil on canvas painting created circa 1870–75. The composition features a panoramic view of a vibrant autumn landscape, characterized by a rich palette of warm hues, including deep oranges, yellows, and reds. The foreground is populated with a variety of trees displaying their fall foliage, while the middle ground reveals rolling hills leading to the prominent Sugar Loaf Mountain. The sky is depicted with soft, diffused light, suggesting a late afternoon ambiance. The brushwork is fluid and expressive, contributing to the overall sense of tranquility and harmony within the natural scene. The painting exemplifies Cropsey's interest in capturing the beauty of American landscapes during the autumn season.