While Hopkinson mainly painted in and around his Manchester homestead, he was also able to travel a bit both in the United States and abroad. This rendition of the sloping hillside of Vermont’s Mt. Ascutney was captured from the grounds of Hopkinson’s son-in-law William A. Shurcliff’s family property located in Cornish, New Hampshire.

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Provenance:

Collection of the artist
By descent through the artist’s family to present

Literature:

Illustrated on page 22 of the Vose Galleries exhibition catalogue 

Exhibitions:

Charles S. Hopkinson: The Innocent Eye, Vose Galleries LLC, Boston, June 8 – July 20, 2013