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"The Oxbow" is the name of a landscape painting by Thomas Cole 1801-1848, the founder of the Hudson River School. This painting depicts a romantic panorama of the Connecticut River Valley shortly after a thunderstorm, which has previously been interpreted as a conflict between wilderness and civilization. New York-born photographer Joel Stanfeld visited the site again in 2006, and re-photographed it for about a year and a half. He traveled to this place from his hometown of Southern Vermont almost every day (3 hours by car, one way).
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