Excerpt from International Studio, Vol. 75: March, 1922

Those who know Hudson best, and they are not many, declare that it is a genuine, deep Seated love for the sea and Ships that has drawn him to painting these subjects. And he knows both. For it is also said Of him that any fisher man on Monhegan will lend his boat to Hudson, a compliment that only those who know what pride fishermen take in their boats and how care ful they are of them will appreciate to the full. To draw such a compliment from a fisherman is a higher honor in that world than it is to win a medal Of honor in the field of art.

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