the Hudson River School
/ðə ˌhʌdsn ˈrɪvə skuːl/
/ðə ˌhʌdsn ˈrɪvər skuːl/
- a group of 19th-century artists, some of whom were born in Europe, who painted romantic landscapes (= pictures of the countryside) in the US, including in the Hudson River Valley. The paintings led Americans to see their country in a new way. The founder of the group was Thomas Cole and it also included Asher Durand, Albert Bierstadt and Frederic Church.
哈德逊河画派（Hudson River School）：一群19世纪的艺术家，其中一些人出生于欧洲，他们画了美国的浪漫风景，包括哈德逊河谷。这些画使美国人以一种新的方式来看待自己的国家。该小组的创始人是托马斯·科尔（Thomas Cole），其中还包括Asher Durand，Albert Bierstadt和Frederic Church。