Linda Waldschmidt


How enthralled Thomas Cole must have been on his first journey up the Hudson River.  To behold the beauty of the majestic Catskill Mountains and the river with its captivating landscapes is like paradise to an artist.  Successive trips would only have expanded his vision and delight, as he sought out each breathtaking setting to capture on canvas--the beginning of the art movement known as the Hudson River School.

Upon seeing the mountains as a young girl, I too was captivated by this beautiful creation referred to by the locals as “God’s Country”.  Little did I know that one day I would be painting some of the same views in the style of those incredibly talented artists of old.

My paintings express a great fondness and respect for our Hudson River Landscapes and it gives me much pleasure to share the view.  








Oil On Linen
"Once Upon A Time"
20" X 16"Oil On Linen
"Summer Haze On Kiskatom Pond"
11" X 14"Oil On Canvas
"Kiskatom View With Geese"
8" X 16"Oil On Canvas
"Up The Hudson, After Bricher"
8" X 16"Oil On Linen
"Site Of The Catskill 
Mountain House"
24" X 36"Oil On Canvas
"View Along The Hudson"
16" X 20"Oil On Linen
"View From Kiskatom With Cows"
36" X 48"Oil On Linen
"Olana"
16" X 20"Oil On Linen
"Winter Landscape With Deer"
24" X 36"Oil On Linen
"View From The Mountain House"
12" X 16"Oil On Linen
"Rip's View From Inspiration Point"
16" X 20"