David H Collection

Falls of the Blackwater, 1872. Creator: Frederick William Quartley
Falls of the Blackwater, 1872. Waterfalls in West Virginia, USA: Just below us flows the famous Blackwater through an awful rift nearly two thousand feet in depth...This is the land of

Portrait of George Washington Custis Lee (1832-1913), 1876. Creator: David H. Anderson
Portrait of George Washington Custis Lee (1832-1913), 1876

A Hunting Family (chromolitho)
1060053 A Hunting Family (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Hunting Family)

Karrs Pinnacles, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
Karrs Pinnacles, 1872. Unusual rock formation eighteen miles above Petersburg, West Virginia, USA:we see two thin sheets of rock, towering perpendicularly, side by side

Cathedral Rock, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
Cathedral Rock, 1872. Rock formation reminiscent of a cathedral, West Virginia, USA: a vast minster of the Gothic ages...There is the grand portal, with its pointed arch

Chimney Rocks, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
Chimney Rocks, 1872. Unusual rock formation in West Virginia, USA: At the butt of a sharp spur rises a towering architectural mass

Cathedral Rock - Side-view, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
Cathedral Rock - Side-view, 1872. Rock formation reminiscent of a cathedral, West Virginia, USA: we may vary the scene indefinitely by changing position

Petersburg Gap, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
Petersburg Gap, 1872. Rocky landscape with trees on the South Branch of the Potomac River, West Virginia, USA: we suddenly turn into the cool and shadowy gorge of the Southern Gate

The Cliffs of Seneca, 1872. Creator: William Ludwell Sheppard
The Cliffs of Seneca, 1872. View of Seneca Rocks, at the confluence of Seneca Creek with the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River in West Virginia, USA: Imagine a thin

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"David H: Capturing the Beauty of Nature and History" Step into the world of David H, a talented artist who skillfully captured the essence of his surroundings through various mediums. From stunning portraits to breathtaking landscapes, his works transport us to different eras and places. In 1876, David H Anderson immortalized George Washington Custis Lee in a captivating portrait. The intricate details bring forth the personality and presence of this historical figure, allowing us to connect with him on a deeper level. Moving from portraits to nature's wonders, we delve into an enchanting hunting scene depicted in vibrant chromolitho colors. It showcases not only the thrill of the chase but also highlights our deep-rooted connection with wildlife. William Ludwell Sheppard joins our journey as he collaborates with David H in capturing mesmerizing landscapes. Together they unveil Karrs Pinnacles, Falls of Blackwater, Cathedral Rock - Side-view, Chimney Rocks – each painting revealing their mastery over light and shadow while showcasing Mother Nature's grandeur. Petersburg Gap takes center stage as Sheppard transports us to this majestic location where mountains meet sky. We can almost feel the crisp air brushing against our skin as we stand at its summit gazing at endless possibilities beyond. The Cliffs of Seneca beckon us further into nature's embrace; its rugged beauty leaves us awestruck by sheer magnitude and raw power. Through these paintings, we are reminded that there is much more than meets the eye when it comes to Earth's natural wonders. But David H's talents extend beyond art alone; Dr. David H Grinspoon moderates a panel discussing how research on early Earth could guide our search for habitable planets orbiting other stars. His expertise bridges science and art as he explores humanity's quest for knowledge about distant worlds. As we reflect upon David H’s remarkable body of work spanning portraits and landscapes alike, we are reminded of the power of art to transport us through time and space.