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#JohnSingerSargent's "A Capriote" (1878) bears traces of his underdrawing and evidence of several changes in the model’s pose and in the arrangement of her skirt. These revisions suggest something of #Sargent’s process as he developed the composition. #HeartArt
This stunning painting made John Singer Sargent’s name.
On his birthday, here's a @frickcollection lecture on his captivating ‘Lady Agnew of Lochnaw, delivered by Richard Ormond CBE, ex-@NPGLondon Deputy Director & great-nephew of the artist himself 👉 https://t.co/WA9rKuVSnL
John Singer Sargent’s Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose (1885-1886) ~ inspired by a chance sighting on a riverbank (and the title of a popular song), he spent months experimenting with the painting’s composition and size (studies at R) https://t.co/WsqsYBSk5R
John Singer Sargent’s portraits have captivated audiences for over a century. ARTicle takes a closer look...
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