The following is excerpted from The New York Times, May 27, 2001,
"Vistas Revisited: Landscapes in Oil and Life" By Kirk Johnson
WARWICK, N.Y. Sometimes a view can change a life. A person climbs a hill,
gazes out at the landscape, and is never quite the same. A vista has become a vision.
It
happened about 150 years ago to a landscape painter named Jasper
Francis Cropsey, then a rising star of the Hudson River School of art,
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