John Singer Sargent's approach to watercolor was unconventional. His confidently bold, dense strokes and loosely defined forms startled critics and fellow practitioners alike. Enhanced by biographical and technical essays, and lavishly illustrated with 175 color reproductions, this publication introduces readers to the full sweep of Sargent's accomplishments in this medium.
24 Henrs James, "John S. Sargent," Harper'* \e* Monthly Inyiifiwi, 75 (October 1887): 689. 2 v In this regard, Sargent brings to mind Edward Hopper, who also inventoried his surroundings. He told Alfred Barr. director of the Museum of ...
"How to paint transparent and opaque watercolors in the new acrylic artists' colors"--Jacket subtitle.
Catalogue by Sandra Kay Feldman. New York, 1976. New York 1978 George Inness: Watercolors and Drawings. Exhibition, Davis and Long Company, New York, February 28—March 25, 1978. Catalogue by Robert S. Mattison. New York, 1978.
Volume two of watercolors by John Sargent.
John Singer Sargent: Paintings, Drawings, Water Colours
A beguiling study of John Singer Sargent's works in watercolor, which highlights his audacious, unorthodox and modernist technique.
Violet Ormond to Francis [Henry] Taylor, London, November 21, I949, Metropolitan Museum of Art Archives, refers to a letter “of about a fortnight ago” to which she had not received a reply. Taylor, director of the Metropolitan from I940 ...
SARGENT PORTRAIT DRAWINGS 42 Works by John Singer Sargent Sargent SARGENT PORTRAIT DRAWINGS : 42 Works Dover 0-486-24524-10 Portraiture is a demanding art requiring the artist to capture a likeness and render it revealing some hint of ...
"Sargent makes you feel simultaneously drawn into and excluded from the sisters' world, a phenomenon that Erica E. -Hirshler explores in intriguing detail in Sargent's Daughters.
The water - colour was almost certainly a gift from the artist to his devoted friend Alice Barnard ( 1847-1918 ) . He had painted her twice at Broadway , Worcestershire , in 1885 ( see Early Portraits , nos .