Charles Herbert Moore

Born: 1840

Death: 1930

Biography:

Early Life and Career

, an American artist, was born in 1840 in the United States. Despite his significant contributions to the art world, there is a dearth of information regarding his early life and formative years. However, it is known that he honed his skills under the tutelage of Abel Buell Moore, a prominent portraitist in Troy, New York.

Artistic Style and Notable Works

Moore's artistic style is characterized by its eclecticism, reflecting the diverse influences of his time. His works encompass portraiture, landscapes, and trompe l'oeil still life's, showcasing his versatility as an artist.

• The Hudson River School's Second Generation: As a member of this renowned group, Moore's work is notable for its emphasis on capturing the American landscape in a romanticized yet realistic manner. Explore more about this period through Wikioo.org's Artist Page.
• Portraits and Landscapes by fellow artist William Mason Brown, offer a deeper understanding of this period. Moore's portraits are known for their warmth and depth, while his landscapes often capture the serenity of the American wilderness.
• Trompe l'oeil Still Life's: Demonstrating his skill in this genre, Moore's trompe l'oeil works are celebrated for their intricate detail and realism, as seen in James Turpin Hart's View of the Normanskill, near Albany, New York.

Legacy and Influence

Though much of Moore's life remains a mystery, his influence on American art is undeniable. His contributions to the Hudson River School have been celebrated in various museums, including those featured on Wikioo.org's platform, such as the Milton Keynes Civic Offices, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom.

• For a deeper understanding of Moore's contemporaries, explore Wikioo.org's Greatest Most Famous Paintings of All Time, featuring works by Francisco De Goya, Max Ernst, and James Abbott Mcneill Whistler.
• Discover more about the Hudson River School and its second generation, including Moore's work, on Wikioo.org's Artist Page.

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