Hudson River School Merch

Description: Indian Pass by Thomas Cole, 1847. Oil on canvas.

Description: Mount Starr King, Yosemite by Albert Bierstadt, 1866. Oil on canvas.

Description: Bring the timeless beauty of Isle Royale National Park to life with this Hudson River School-inspired design! Featuring dramatic ridges, deep blue bays, and luminous golden sunlight, this artwork captures the grand spirit of the wilderness. Perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and national park enthusiasts who appreciate classic artistic landscapes. Wear your love for the great outdoors or gift it to your favorite wanderer today!

Description: Niagara Falls, from the American Side by Frederic Edwin Church, 1867. Oil on canvas.

Description: Explore the breathtaking beauty of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore with this stunning vintage-style artwork! Inspired by classic Hudson River School realism, this design features dramatic autumn cliffs, golden sunlight, and a soaring bald eagle over Lake Superior. It’s the ultimate souvenir for hikers, national park lovers, and outdoor adventurers who leave their heart in Michigan. Wear your passion for nature in timeless style wherever your next journey takes you!

Description: Looking Down Yosemite Valley, California by Albert Bierstadt, 1865. Oil on canvas.

Description: View of Florence by Thomas Cole, 1837. Oil on canvas.

Description: View on the Catskill, Early Autumn by Thomas Cole, 1836-1837. Oil on canvas.

Description: Catskill Mountain House by Jasper Francis Cropsey, 1855. Oil on canvas.

Description: North Dome, Yosemite Valley by Albert Bierstadt, 1889. Oil on canvas.

Description: Niagara by Frederic Edwin Church, 1857. Oil on canvas.

Description: Robert Seldon Duncanson (c. 1821 – 1872) was a 19th-century American landscapist of European and African ancestry. He created renowned landscape paintings and is considered a second generation Hudson River School artist. He spent the majority of his career in Cincinnati, Ohio and helped develop the Ohio River Valley landscape tradition. As a free black man in antebellum America, he engaged the abolitionist community in America and England.

Description: View From New Windsor, Hudson River by David Johnson, 1869. Oil on canvas.

Description: Niagara Falls by George Inness, 1885. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Chariot of the Sun Fantasy by Frederic Edwin Church, 1868-1869. Oil on paper.

Description: The Course of Empire: Desolation - Thomas Cole, 1836.

Description: Sunset in the Hudson Valley by Frederic Edwin Church, 1870-1875. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Consummation of Empire from The Course of Empire by Thomas Cole, 1836. Oil on canvas.

Description: View from Garrison, West Point, New York by David Johnson, 1870. Oil on canvas.

Description: A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie by Albert Bierstadt, 1866. Oil on canvas.

Description: Giant Redwood Trees of California by Albert Bierstadt, 1874. Oil on canvas.

Description: Glen Ellis Falls by Albert Bierstadt, 1869. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Return by Thomas Cole, 1837. Oil on canvas.

Description: St. Peter's, Rome by Frederic Edwin Church. Oil on cardboard.

Description: Rutland Falls, Vermont by Frederic Edwin Church, 1848. Oil on canvas.

Description: Early Autumn, Montclair by George Inness, 1891. Oil on canvas.

Description: Three Pears and an Apple by David Johnson, 1857. Oil on canvas.

Description: Lake Lucerne by Albert Bierstadt, 1858. Oil on canvas.

Description: Cotopaxi by Frederic Edwin Church, 1862. Oil on canvas.

Description: Mountainous Landscape by Frederic Edwin Church, 1860-1870. Oil on cardboard.

Description: The Savage State from The Course of Empire by Thomas Cole, 1834. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Home of the Heron by George Inness, 1893. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Falls of the Tequendama near Bogota, New Granada by Frederic Edwin Church, 1854. Oil on canvas.

Description: View of Cotopaxi by Frederic Edwin Church, 1867. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Departure by Thomas Cole, 1837. Oil on canvas.

Description: In the Berkshires by George Inness, 1848-1850. Oil on canvas.