Iconic Movements & Styles
19th Century
Hudson River School
America's first major art movement, famous for romanticized landscape paintings depicting the wild, natural beauty of the American wilderness.
Early 20th Century
American Realism
Artists like Edward Hopper and George Bellows focused on the emotional depth, daily life, and urban vistas of modernizing American cities.
Mid-20th Century
Abstract Expressionism
Centered in New York City, pioneers like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko transformed the global art world with radical abstract canvas techniques.
1960s – Present
Pop Art & Contemporary
From Andy Warhol's iconic silk screens to modern contemporary works exploring culture, identity, and innovative multimedia art.