Subject
Horizon
Horizon is a subject in art. The gallery holds 27 works in this subject in art, including works by Thomas Chambers, Alfred Thompson Bricher and George Loring Brown.
Most commonly, the horizon is the border between the surface of a celestial body and its sky when viewed from the perspective of an observer on or above the surface of the celestial body. This concept is further refined as -
The true or geometric horizon, which an observer would see if there was no alteration from refraction or from obstruction by intervening objects.
Key artists
Works
New York Harbor with Pilot Boat "George Washington"
Marine Landscape
The Artist Sketching at Mount Desert, Maine
Rio de Janeiro Bay
Packet Ship Passing Castle Williams, New York Harbor
The Constitution and the Guerriere
Boston Harbor
Bay of New York, Sunset
Natural Arch at Capri
Point Judith, Rhode Island
Landscape with a Peasant and His Flock
Moonlight
Surf on Rocks
Bulls Fighting
A View of The Hague from the Northwest
Monte Pellegrino at Palermo, Italy
Along the Maine Coast
A Beach by the Sound
The Flight into Egypt
The Stranded Boat
Rocks in New England
Staten Island and the Narrows
Harbor Landscape
Rocks at Nahant
After a Shower, Nahant, Massachusetts
The Shores of Brittany
Boys Playing on the Shore
Frequently asked questions
What is Horizon?
Horizon is a subject in art. Most commonly, the horizon is the border between the surface of a celestial body and its sky when viewed from the perspective of an observer on or above the surface of the celestial body.
How many Horizon works does Artifact World Gallery have?
Artifact World Gallery holds 27 public-domain Horizon works, all free to view and download.
Who are the key Horizon artists?
Key Horizon artists in the collection include Thomas Chambers, Alfred Thompson Bricher and George Loring Brown.
Where can I see Horizon works?
Horizon works in the collection are held by National Gallery of Art, Brooklyn Museum and Metropolitan Museum of Art.