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| Aldro T. Hibbard, Covered Bridge in Vermont (Road to Londonderry), oil on canvas, 24 x 28 in., Whistler House Museum of Art, Bequest of Theodore Edson Parker, 1943.11.072. | ||
| Title | ||
| Covered Bridge in Vermont, Road to Londonderry |
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| Artist | ||
| Hibbard, Aldro Thompson (1886 – 1972) |
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| Creation Date | ||
| Date unknown |
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| Physical Description/Subject Matter | ||
| Two horses pull a sled of snow-covered logs along a path towards a red and brown covered bridge. Trees divide the path from a yellow and red house on the left, also covered in snow. Beyond the bridge, there are more wooden buildings and barren trees across a mountain hillside. Also called The Road to Londonderry, Hibbard shows a small rural Vermont village with freshly fallen snow leading to the town of Londonderry, Vermont. |
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| Dimensions (Measurements Description) | ||
| h: 24 in., w: 28 in. (h: 60.96 cm, w: 71.12 cm) |
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| Object Type | ||
| Painting |
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| Material(s) | ||
| Oil |
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| Material(s) Description | ||
| Oil on canvas |
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| Affiliated School | ||
| Boston School |
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| Location | ||
| On display |
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| Credit Line | ||
| Bequest of Theodore Edson Parker, 1943 |
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| Object Number | ||
| 1943.11.072 |
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