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The Passing Storm, Shenandoah Valley As late as the 1920s, painters still looked to find bucolic scenery in the Valley. Here Alexis Fournier shows that nature is always renewing itself, and in turn the spirit of those who depend upon the land for their well being. Fournier was a Minnesota painter who in 1893 had traveled to Paris for training. Working on site in the Valley, probably in Rockingham County or further north, he adapted French Impressionism to an idyllic setting. Image rights owned by the Virginia Historical Society. Do not use without permission. Rights and reproductions Introduction | Image Gallery |
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