Moody Autumn Evenings | Tonalist Fall Paintings | Dark Academia Frame TV Art 4K | 3 Hours No Sound

Low light at the end of the year: George Inness's golden dusk and grey fields, Ralph Blakelock's dark woods, Eugène Bléry's oaks and Charles Lawrence's sunset river. Each painting stays on screen for 30 minutes, with a museum label for the first half-minute, and changes with a slow fade through black. 🖼 6 paintings · 30 minutes each · 3 hours · 4K · No sound · No mid-roll ads Paintings in this video: 0:00 George Inness — The Home of the Heron (1893) 30:00 George Inness — Threatening (1891) 1:00:00 George Inness — Sunlit Valley (1893) 1:30:00 Eugène Blery — Landscape (c. 1740) 2:00:00 Ralph Albert Blakelock — Ghost Dance (The Vision of Life) (1895–97) 2:30:00 Charles B. Lawrence — Point Breeze, the Estate of Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte at Bordentown, New Jersey (1817–20) All artworks are in the public domain. Images courtesy of the museums' open-access programs (CC0): • George Inness, The Home of the Heron, 1893. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). • George Inness, Threatening, 1891. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). • George Inness, Sunlit Valley, 1893. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). • Eugène Blery, Landscape, c. 1740. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). • Ralph Albert Blakelock, Ghost Dance (The Vision of Life), 1895–97. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). • Charles B. Lawrence, Point Breeze, the Estate of Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte at Bordentown, New Jersey, 1817–20. The Art Institute of Chicago (CC0). Turn your TV into a quiet gallery: perfect for Samsung The Frame, LG Gallery and any 4K TV. #FrameTVArt #TVArt #VintageArt #ArtScreensaver