Eaton's Neck, Long Island 1872 John Frederick Kensett American Kensett painted Eaton’s Neck, Long Island in the last summer of his life, which he spent mainly on Contentment Island, near Darien, Connecticut. Eaton’s Neck, New York, was a short ferry ride across Long Island Sound. The rigorously simplified work is divided into three zones: sea, land, and sky. No extraneous elements complicate the astonishingly unconventional composition—a work notably ahead of its Eaton's Neck, Long Island. John Frederick Kensett (American, Cheshire, Connecticut 1816–1872 New York). American. 1872. Oil o
Eaton's Neck, Long Island 1872 John Frederick Kensett American Kensett painted Eaton’s Neck, Long Island in the last summer of his life, which he spent mainly on Contentment Island, near Darien, Connecticut. Eaton’s Neck, New York, was a short ferry ride across Long Island Sound. The rigorously simplified work is divided into three zones: sea, land, and sky. No extraneous elements complicate the astonishingly unconventional composition—a work notably ahead of its Eaton's Neck, Long Island. John Frederick Kensett (American, Cheshire, Connecticut 1816–1872 New York). American. 1872. Oil on canvas
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