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Martin Johnson Heade: Approaching Thunder Storm

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Alternative names	Martin J. Heade; Martin Johnson Heed; Heade; m.j. heade
Description	American painter and traveler
Date of birth/death	11 August 1819	4 September 1904
Location of birth/death	Bucks County	St. Augustine
Work location	New England, New Jersey
Authority file	: Q3123472 VIAF: 25407404 ISNI: 0000000081047679 ULAN: 500000888 LCCN: n89656703 NLA: 35182345 WorldCat

Title

Approaching Thunder Storm

Object type

painting

Genre

marine art

Date

1859

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 71.1 cm (27.9 in); width: 111.8 cm (44 in)

Collection

Metropolitan Museum of Art

	Native name	Metropolitan Museum of Art
	Location	Manhattan, New York, United States of America
	Coordinates	40° 46′ 46″ N, 73° 57′ 48″ W
	Established	1870
	Website	www.metmuseum.org
	Authority file	: Q160236 VIAF: 126238294 ISNI: 0000000419368761 ULAN: 500125157 LCCN: n79129629 NLA: 36247933 WorldCat

Current location

not on display

Accession number

1975.160

Place of creation

United States of America

Credit line

Gift of Erving Wolf Foundation and Mr. and Mrs. Erving Wolf, in memory of Diane R. Wolf, 1975

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Signature and date bottom left:

M. J. Heade / 1859

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1. palgraphicsarea.blogspot.com
2. Metropolitan Museum of Art, online collection (The Met object ID 11050)

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Provenance: William H. Chapman, New York, and East Orange, New Jersey, until died 1891; his wife, Helen Chapman, Oakland, Florida, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1891–1905; his son, Niles Chapman, Indianapolis, 1905–44; descended in the family of Helen W. Fleischer, 1944–69; Thomas Fleischer, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1969–73; his son, David N. Fleischer, Bethlehem 1973–75; the Erving Wolf Foundation and Mr. and Mrs. Erving Wolf, New York, 1975 (Mr. and Mrs. Wolf retained one-third interest until 1977) ------------------------------------- description Heade became a good friend of the acclaimed landscape painter Frederic Church (1826–1900), but he worked on the periphery of the Hudson River School. He specialized not in dramatic wilderness subjects, as many of the school did, but preferred more prosaic marshlands and coastal settings. Even when he painted storms, as here, he portrayed not the actual tempest, but its tense preamble of blackening sky and eerily illumined terrain. This painting was based on a sketch of an approaching storm that Heade witnessed on Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay about 1858. The image became the basis for a more elaborate and synthetic version of the subject painted in 1868 (Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas).

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