The Art of James Mcneill Whistler An Appreciation
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Mark's " — (besides another picture of a gondolier which was never completed, owing to the model falling ill), and a collection of some forty or more etchings, which alone would have occupied any other worker for several years.
For some time after his return he made few new pastels, but later on he drew a number of charming pictures of models, daintily draped, and often accompanied by a little nude child, very tender in colour and soft in treatment. One of these, " The Shell," we are able to il...lustrate here, 94 K vy: '>v- '#■ , 0- : .*V ■\, ^•■' r^^ >l \r} ^; NUDE STUDY.
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and several similar studies were seen at the Inter- national Society's exhibitions.
Although, as we shall show, Mr. Whistler's earliest extant productions were executed in water colour, he made no use of that medium during his maturity until some time after his return from Venice. One would have expected him to take special delight in an art of such extreme delicacy, but his earliest exhibited water colours were " Note in Opal — Jersey," and "St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark's " — (besides another picture of a gondolier which was never completed, owing to the model falling ill), and a collection of some forty or more etchings, which alone would have occupied any other worker for several years.
For some time after his return he made few new pastels, but later on he drew a number of charming pictures of models, daintily draped, and often accompanied by a little nude child, very tender in colour and soft in treatment. One of these, " The Shell," we are able to il...lustrate here, 94 K vy: '>v- '#■ , 0- : .*V ■\, ^•■' r^^ >l \r} ^; NUDE STUDY.
From a black and white drawing.
and several similar studies were seen at the Inter- national Society's exhibitions.
Although, as we shall show, Mr. Whistler's earliest extant productions were executed in water colour, he made no use of that medium during his maturity until some time after his return from Venice. One would have expected him to take special delight in an art of such extreme delicacy, but his earliest exhibited water colours were " Note in Opal — Jersey," and "St.
What to read after The Art of James Mcneill Whistler An Appreciation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Thomas Robert Way to read onlineMoreLess
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