The scenic beauty of the Ramapo Mountains has attracted many artists, particularly during the 19th century when Hudson River steamboats and the Erie Railroad provided easy access. Hudson River school Artists produced magnificent paintings and engravings. In the 20th century the Mountains were depicted by Man Ray and John Marin. See a visual survey this evening at the Tappan Library of over a hundred works of art with remarks by Geoff Welch, Curator of Harmony Hall in Sloatsburg, N.Y. Pre-register online at http://www.taplib.org or call the library at 845-359-3877 for more information.
