Cole's Landscapes | Hudson Valley
Hudson River Valley
Artist Homes & Studios 
Painting Sites 
- Cedar Grove
- Catskill Landing
- St. Luke's
- Catskill Creek
- Lake Mohonk
- Palenville
- Catskill Mountain House – South Mountain
- Catskill Mountain House - North Mountain
- South Lake
- Fawn's Leap
- Kaaterskill Falls
- Clove from Santa Cruz Falls
- Catskill Peaks
- Clove from Haines Falls
- Northampton – Mt. Holyoke
- Esperance
- Featherstonhaugh Estate (Duanesberg)
- Van Rensselaer Estate
- Storm King
- Fort Putnam
Map Source: David Vaughan, Map of the State of New-York Showing its Water and Rail Road Lines., Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, DC, 1855.
- Cedarmere
- Belvedere
- The Lodge
- Olana
- W.C. Bryant Homestead
- Locust Grove
- George Inness's Studio Barn
- Aladdin
- Contentment Island
- Cedar Grove
- Maplewood
- Sunnyside
- Malkasten
- Ever Rest
- Angevine
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Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove is the name of Thomas Cole's home and studio in the town of Catskill, New York. Designated a National Historic Site in 1999, Cedar Grove is now open to the public. Visit www.thomascole.org for more information.
RELATED ITEMS:
Front Elevation of Proposed Villa at Catskill
Thomas Cole
Pen and black ink over graphite pencil on off-white wove paper, c. 1840-41
Thomas Cole
Pen and black ink over graphite pencil on off-white wove paper, c. 1840-41
View of Cedar Grove (Thomas Cole's House and Studio), Catskill, NY
Frederic Edwin Church
Graphite on buff paper, 1843
Frederic Edwin Church
Graphite on buff paper, 1843
Cedar Grove
Charles Herbert Moore
Oil on canvas, 1868
Charles Herbert Moore
Oil on canvas, 1868
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