Cole's Landscapes | Manhattan

Manhattan

Artist Homes, Studios,
& Exhibition Venues

Map Source: William Bridges, Map of the City of New York and Island of Manhattan, as Laid Out by the Commissioners Appointed by the Legislature, April 3d, 1807, Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, DC, 1811.

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Cole's First Manhattan Studio

In addition to their Hudson Valley homes, Cole and many other Hudson River School artists chose to maintain a residence and studio in New York City as well. An urban workspace allowed the artists to be more intimately involved with the exhibition and sale of their artwork, especially during the winter months, when travel on the Hudson River was difficult. In the winter of 1827, Cole rented a studio at 2 Greene Street.

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