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Sargent was one of the finest watercolourists in history & he used that genius to depict flesh & mood in a manner that has rarely been surpassed. Man with Red Drapery (c1904), Study of a Male Nude Figure (1904) & Studies of a Male Nude Reclining (c1904)

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d’Inverno was an important model for Sargent too & appears to have been his type with his 1970s ‘Frisco macho good looks. Nicola d’Inverno (c1888), Head of a Young Man (c1900) & Figure Study (c1904). The latter is d’Inverno posing for him.

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Sargent was an outsider; an American abroad. He was further set apart by his sexuality. Described in the euphemism of the time as a ‘lifelong bachelor’, he was in fact gay & fascinated with men. Bartholomy Magagnosco (c1875), Frank O’Meara (c1876), Young Man in Reverie (1876)

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Sargent could also be noted as a war artist. Here he tended to depict the young men either resting or enjoying themselves - celebrating their last moments in Arcadia before their devouring by the butchering maws of the Front. They are a unique vision of war.

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A fascinating body of work within his oeuvre are his studies of sleepers. Here we have people at their most vulnerable, clearly trusting the painter & comfortably asleep. One wonders what was Sargent’s fascination due to? I don’t think it was about sensuality.

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It’s often forgotten that Sargent was a master of Impressionism - & indeed for many years art historians thought of him as a society portrait painter only. These three paintings (the first is of Monet painting) demonstrate his place amongst this group devoted to colour & light

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Like Gainsborough, Sargent was a superb portraitist & indeed like the English painter he was not keen on painting heads. Gainsborough liked painting kids & beautiful women & Sargent was of the same mind. Sargent was so sought after that he chose who to paint, however!

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Thread: John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) was one of the finest American artists of the Edwardian period. Nowadays he is widely acknowledged for his bravura technical ability as well as his portraiture. I personally believe that he was a great & important artist. Here’s how-

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"Smoke of Ambergris”. 1880. American.John Singer Sargent, artist (1856-1925). via https://t.co/ZwADbuft96

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Oil Paintings by John Singer Sargent.

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Sketches of Armor, Ships and Heads, John Singer Sargent, 1869 https://t.co/piESpiLFsS

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