Frederic Edwin Church, “The Heart of the Andes,” as exhibited at the “Metropolitan Fair in Aid of the Sanitary Commission,” New York, 1864. Photographer UnknownFrederic Edwin Church, “Heart of the Andes,” 1859, on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gallery 760“The Grand Panorama of a Whaling Voyage ‘Round the World” by Benjamin Russell and Caleb Purrington, 1848. Courtesy the New Bedford Whaling Museum. View the entire thingDetail from “The Grand Panorama of a Whaling Voyage ‘Round the World” by Benjamin Russell and Caleb Purrington, 1848. Courtesy the New Bedford Whaling Museum. View the entire thing
The Tenth Street Studio building as Frederic Church would have known it, ca. 1875, with architect Richard Morris Hunt standing outside the entrance. Photo: Library of CongressThe Old Sign on Tenth Street by Edward Lamson Henry, 1877. Collection, National Academy of Design, New York, Gift of the Artist, on election to membershipView from the location of Frederic Church’s first studio, looking out over Inbocht Bay in the Hudson River, with Crown Hill at left.
“Fallen” by Jean Chin, an eastern hemlock tree (Tsuga canadensis) planted by Frederic Church that died of natural causes in 2020. Part of the outdoor exhibition “Cross Pollination,” May 2021“Fallen” by Jean Chin, an eastern hemlock tree (Tsuga canadensis) planted by Frederic Church that died of natural causes in 2020. Part of the outdoor exhibition “Cross Pollination,” May 2021The stump of the eastern hemlock tree (Tsuga canadensis) that was planted by Frederic Church and died of natural causes in 2020, March 2025A leather tag on a hemlock tree on Lake Road, part of Jean Shin’s “Mapping Hemlocks” project, May 2021
