Edward Mitchell Bannister Collection
Edward Mitchell Bannister, a renowned artist of the late 19th century, captured the beauty and serenity of nature in his mesmerizing paintings
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Edward Mitchell Bannister, a renowned artist of the late 19th century, captured the beauty and serenity of nature in his mesmerizing paintings. In "Driving Home the Cows, " painted in 1881, Bannister skillfully depicts a pastoral scene with cows peacefully making their way home. The tranquility continues in "Untitled (landscape with cows grazing, hills)" from 1891, where rolling hills provide a picturesque backdrop for grazing cattle. Bannister's mastery of capturing light is evident in "Sunset Scene" from ca. 1875-1885. The warm hues and delicate brushstrokes transport viewers to an ethereal world bathed in golden sunlight. Similarly, his painting "Sunrise" captures the breathtaking moment when dawn breaks over the horizon. In his work titled "Woman Walking down Path" from 1882, Bannister showcases not only his talent for landscapes but also for portraying human figures within them. A lone woman strolls along a path amidst lush greenery, inviting viewers to join her on this peaceful journey. Bannister's love for nature shines through once again in "Untitled (forest scene with bridge, cows in stream foreground)" from 1897. This enchanting painting transports us deep into a forest where we can almost hear the babbling brook and feel the cool shade provided by towering trees. "Landscape near Newport, R. I. " painted around 1877-1878 reveals Bannister's ability to capture specific locations while maintaining an overall sense of harmony and tranquility. This particular piece showcases Newport's natural beauty with its rolling meadows and distant ocean views. The artist's affinity for incorporating animals into his landscapes is evident yet again in "Untitled (landscape with cows in stream near trees)" from 1882. Here he skillfully portrays gentle creatures enjoying their surroundings as they graze beside a serene stream under leafy branches.