Vintage Art For Your TV | Landscape by John La Farge | 1Hr of 8K HD Screensaver, TV Art Slideshow

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Artist: John La Farge
(American, 1835-1910)

Chapters:
00:00 - The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura, Known as the Daibutsu, from the Priest’s Garden (1887)
05:01 - The Tomb of Iyeyasu Tokugawa (1888)
10:01 - Red Pagoda, Nikko (1886)
15:01 - The Peak of Maua Roa. Noon. Island of Moorea. Society Islands. Uponohu (1891)
20:01 - The Entrance to the Tautira River,Tahiti. Fisherman Spearing a Fish (c. 1895)
25:01 - Entrance to the Vai-Te-Piha River, Cook’s Anchorage (1891)
30:01 - Boy in Canoe Passing in Front of Our House, Vaiala, Samoa (ca. 1895)
35:01 - Paradise Rocks—Study at Paradise, Newport, Rhode Island (1884)
40:01 - Palms by the Sea (1891)
45:01 - Lesson Study on Jersey Coast (1881)
50:01 - The Island of Moorea Looking across the Strait from Tahiti, January 1891 (1891)
55:01 - The Last Valley – Paradise Rocks (1867-1868)


About Artist:

ohn La Farge (American, 1835-1910) was a versatile artist known for his innovative approach to both painting and stained glass. His works often reflect a profound appreciation for nature and diverse cultures, inspired by his travels.

One of La Farge's notable works, The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura, Known as the Daibutsu, from the Priest’s Garden (1887), captures the serene majesty of the iconic Japanese statue. His skillful use of color and light brings a sense of tranquility and reverence to the scene.

In The Peak of Maua Roa. Noon. Island of Moorea. Society Islands. Uponohu (1891), La Farge depicts the lush landscape of the South Pacific. His attention to detail and vibrant palette convey the island's natural beauty, demonstrating his ability to capture the essence of a place.

La Farge's artistic legacy lies in his ability to blend Western techniques with influences from his travels, creating unique and evocative works that continue to inspire admiration. His contributions to American art, particularly in integrating diverse cultural elements, have left a lasting impact.