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Here is what I consider to be art under our God's nation:

Mt. Rainier from the Southwest - Albert Bierstadt

Approaching Rain, Southwest Texas - Robert Julian Onderdonk, 1922

Cain in the United States - David Alfaro Siqueiros, 1947

Self-Portrait Along the Boarder Line Between Mexico and the United States - Frida Kahlo, 1932

Southern Justice (Murder in Mississippi) - Norman Rockwell, 1965

Wasatch Mountains, Utah - Albert Bierstadt

Hassam Childe Fifth avenue at Washington square Sun - Childe Hassam (is this in New York?)

Central Park (also known as Central Park, New York City) - Maurice Prendergast, c.1901

New York Restaurant - Edward Hopper

A Rainy Day, New York - Childe Hassam, 1889

New York Tribune - Raphael Kirchner, 1916

Yes.


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edit: Good grief. You've got me having a 'holy ghost' experience.

Nice American art, Zee.

Since Thomson's The Jack Pine is my avatar, here's one from the Group of Seven, posted especially for LDSToronto. (We know they have no God up in The Great White North.)





My Wife, Sackville River, Nova Scotia. Arthur Lismer.

Great idea for a thread, Zeez. I'll add some of my own picks later!

Morley wrote:Nice American art, Zee.

Since Thomson's The Jack Pine is my avatar, here's one from the Group of Seven, posted especially for LDSToronto. (We know they have no God up in The Great White North.)





My Wife, Sackville River, Nova Scotia. Arthur Lismer.

This is really nice, Morley. When it comes to art, you always deliver.