T. C. Steele
1847–1926 · American · 30 artworks
Impressionismplein air paintingbroken colorvisible brushstrokesatmospheric perspectivemuted color palette
artist bio
T.C. Steele was a leading figure in the Hoosier Group of American Impressionist painters, known for his landscapes and portraits capturing the Indiana countryside. He played a crucial role in establishing Indiana's art scene and promoting art education.
what you'll learn
Studying Steele's work allows students to understand American Impressionism and how artists adapted European styles to depict the unique qualities of the American landscape. Students can learn about color theory, brushwork, and capturing light in outdoor settings.
related: Claude Monet, William Merritt Chase, Childe Hassam
30 artworks
September
1892
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The Grist Mill
1901
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Village Scene
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Flower Garden at Brookville
1901
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Monument in the Snow
1918
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Beech Trees
1895
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Along the Creek
1905
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Cumberland Mountains
1899
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House of the Singing Winds
1922
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The Ohio river from the College Campus, Hanover
1892
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Evening Poplars and Roadway near Schleissheim
1884
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Mysterious
1895
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Berry Picker
1894
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The Oaks of Vernon
1887
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November's Harmony
1893
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Roan Mountain
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The Poplars
1914
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Morning by the Stream
1893
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On the Oregon Coast
1902
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Gordon Hill
1897
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A Corner in the Old Kitchen of the Mittenheim Cloister
1883
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Brookville
1898
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November Morning
1904
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Daisy by the River
1891
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Cows by the Stream
1895
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Winter Afternoon Old Munich
1883
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Tennessee Scene
1899
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The Muscatatuck
1898
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A Bleak day
1888
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Tinker Place
1891
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