Thomas Cole's Paintings of EdenAn exhibition that focuses on Thomas Cole's paintings The Garden of Eden, acquired by the Amon Carter Museum in 1990, and Expulsion from the Garden of Eden. These two pieces of artwork had not been displayed together since 1829. Displayed along with Cole's paintings were his related sketches offering the visitor a glimpse into Cole's creative process. |
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