What is another word for Hudson River school?
Pronunciation: [hˈʌdsən ɹˈɪvə skˈuːl] (IPA) 
The Hudson River School was a group of landscape painters who emerged in the mid-19th century. Their paintings celebrated the beauty of the natural world, especially the Hudson River and surrounding areas. Some of the synonyms used to describe the Hudson River School include the American wilderness painters, the Luminist painters, and the Hudson River Valley painters. They were renowned for their ability to capture the tranquillity of nature and conveyed the possibilities of the self through their portrayals. The Hudson River School remains one of the most significant artistic movements in the history of American art.
