Frequently Asked Questions
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Who are the American master artists featured on this page?
- This collection currently features Thomas Moran and Jasper Cropsey, two of the most celebrated American landscape painters of the 19th and 20th centuries. Both are known for detailed, atmospheric depictions of the American landscape.
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What is the Hudson River School?
- The Hudson River School was a 19th-century American art movement built around romantic, detailed landscape paintings, many depicting the Hudson River Valley and surrounding wilderness. Jasper Cropsey was one of its leading painters.
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Which American master painter here is known for depicting the American West?
- Thomas Moran is best known for his large-scale paintings of the American West, including Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon, work that helped build support for the National Park System. His subjects extended beyond the West too, as seen in prints like Rio Virgin and The Grand Canal.
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How are these American master art reproductions produced?
- Each reproduction is made from a color-matched, high-resolution scan of the original painting and printed as a museum-quality giclee on archival canvas with fade-resistant inks. Every print ships with a certificate of authenticity.
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What is the difference between an original master painting and a fine art reproduction?
- An original master painting is the single artwork created by the artist, while a fine art reproduction is a giclee print made from a scan of that original. A reproduction lets a collector own a museum-quality version of a historic painting for a fraction of what an original, typically held in a museum or private collection, would cost.
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How much do American master art reproductions cost?
- Prints in this collection currently range from about $200 for a Jasper Cropsey giclee up to $400 for a larger Thomas Moran canvas print, depending on the piece and size. Exact pricing is listed on each product page.