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Art Review: Fort George Island, Florida By Thomas Moran
Title: Fort George Island, Florida
Date: 1878
Dimensions: 12 ⅛ x9in.
Artist: Thomas Moran (England, 1827- 1926)
Dimensions: 12 ⅛ x9in.
Medium: Oil on canvas

Fort George Island, Florida by Thomas Moran. The painting shows the features of Fort George Island. It is a painting that has palm trees, a hazy blue-yellowish sky, a boat with people disembarking which suggests an island where anyone could escape their everyday lives. Thomas Moran vacationed with his wife to Fort George Island, Florida in 1877. This art piece creates a warm inviting effect on the audience through the use of warm analogous colors, atmospheric perspective and attention to detail on the painting. Thomas Moran uses warm analogous colors to give a warm inviting effect.
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