was a pioneering American Impressionist painter born in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Renowned for capturing the interplay of light and atmosphere in urban and natural settings, he studied in Paris and was influenced by French Impressionism. Upon returning to the U.S., Hassam became a central figure in New York’s art scene, producing numerous works depicting cityscapes, New England coastlines, and country gardens. As a founding member of “The Ten,” he played a key role in promoting American Impressionism.  
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Artwork Story
Field of Poppies, Isles of Shoals (1890) showcases Hassam’s Impressionist style, capturing a vibrant field of red and white poppies against the rocky New England coastline. Painted during his summers on Appledore Island, the work reflects his fascination with light and color, bringing to life the natural beauty of the Isles of Shoals.