Looking across the Hudson Valley by Frederic Edwin Church, 1867 Size:18x24in (45x60cm) twilight (1850–60) by Frederic Edwin

twilight (1850–60) by Frederic Edwin Church ushers you into the hush of a winter evening

Kalamazoo (1829): An important junction between Detroit and Chicago

Audubon's detailed depiction includes the bird's distinctive features like its compressed bill and bright red feet

milestones

Detailed street labelling

Looking across the Hudson Valley by Frederic Edwin Church, 1867 Size:18x24in (45x60cm) twilight (1850–60) by Frederic EdwinLooking across the Hudson Valley (1867) by Frederic Edwin Church invites the viewer into a vast, light drenched panorama of the American landscape at days end. A leading figure of the Hudson River School, Church distilled the periods fascination with the Hudson Valley as both a tangible place and a symbol of national identity. Here, the rivers breadth and the softly undulating hills are unified by a radiant sky, where warm tones of orange, red, and