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Self-Portrait,
1892
1892
Natasha
National
Academy Museum, NY
Oil
21 x 17 in. |
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Cottage
at Fairford, Gloucestershire
1892
Private
collection
Natasha
Watercolor on
paper
9 x 12 in
Inscribed
lower right: "
to ? Stickney on account/John S. Sargent/Fairford Jan. 1892" |
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A
Country Road in Winter
1892
Natasha
Private
collection
Oil
25.2 x 30 in. |
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Mannikin
in the Snow
c. 1891–93
Metropolitan
Museum of Art,
New York
Oil on canvas
25 x 30 in.
(63.5 x 76.2
cm)
Marks:
[stamped on canvas
on the back]: NEWMAN / SOHO SQUARE / LONDON
Gift of Mrs.
Francis Ormond,
1950 (50.130.12) |
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Portrait
of Major George Conrad Roller
c 1892
Natasha
Essay
Private
collection
Oil
16.5 x 17 in. |
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Head
of a Bedouin
1892
Natasha
Private
collection, NYC
Oil
20 x 17 in |
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Mrs. George Lewis
1892
Private collection
Oil on canvas
136 x 77.5 cm (53 1/2 x 30 1/2
in.)
singed ul: John
S. Sargent
signed ur: 1892 |
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John
Alfred Parsons Millet
1892
Natasha
Richard and
Jane Manoogian
collection
Oil on canvas
36 1/4 x 24
1/8 in |
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Miss
Helena Dunham
1892
Natasha
Private
collection
Oil on canvas
121.9 x 81.3
cm (48 x 32
in.) |
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Master
Skein Keith
1892
Natasha
Owner?
Oil
30 X 26 in.
inscribed: To
my friend
Mrs. Keith John S. Sargent 1892. |
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Lady
Agnew of Lochnaw
1892-93
Natasha
Essay
National
Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh
Oil
on canvas
127
x 101 cm (50 x 39 3/4 in.)
(photo
of Lady Agnew)
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Mrs.
Hugh Hammersley
1892-93
Natasha
The
Metropolitan Museum
of Art, NY
Oil on canvas
205.7 x 114.9
cm (81 x 45 1/4 in.)
Promised Gift
of Mr. and
Mrs, Douglas Campbell, in memory of Mrs. Richard E. Danielson |
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Mrs.
John J. Chapman (Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler)
1893
Natasha
Essay
The National
Museum of American
Art.
Smithsonian
Institution,
Washington, D.C.
Oil on canvas
49 3/8 x 40
1/2 in.
Gift of
Chanler A. Chapman
(Director's
Choice essay)
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Hercules
Brabazon Brabazon
1893
National
Portrait Gallery,
London
Oil on canvas
73.3 x
43.1 cm (28 7/8
x 17 in.)
NPG 5706P
(Painter)
Dated by Charles
Merrill Mount
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Portrait
of Louis Alexander
1893
Private
collection
Oil
30.2 x
25 in. |
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Portrait
Sketch of a Seated Woman
c. 1890–1900
Courtesy
Corcoran Gallery
of Art
Pencil
14 x 10 in |
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Rowing
Lake Como ( Bellagio)
c. 1890-1900
Private
collection
Pencil on paper
10 x 5.8 in
Inscribed
lower right..
Bellagio Nov.11 |
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Sketch
of Boats on Lake Como
Date?
Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston
Graphite
pencil on paper
19 x 27.8 cm
(7 1/2 x
10 15/16 in.)
Gift of Miss
Emily Sargent
and Mrs. Violet Ormond in memory of their brother John Singer Sargent
28.919 |
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Woman
with Collie
1890's
Metropolitan
Museum of Art,
New York
Watercolor,
gouache, and
graphite on white wove paper
25.3 x 35.4 cm
(10 x 13
15/16 in.)
Signature,
Marks, and InscriptionsInscriptions:
[on verso at center top]: 5 /10 [encircled]; [at lower left]: SW
Gift of Mrs.
Francis Ormond,
1950 (50.130.28) |
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Eleanore
Duse
c. 1893
Natasha
Private
collection
Oil on canvas
58.4 x 48.3 cm |
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1892
(36 years old)
Year
In Context
He works on the
Library murals with
Edwin Austin Abbey and here paints his studio Cottage at Fairford,
Gloucestershire where
they are living and working. He travels back to London for periodic
portrait
sittings. He paints Miss Helena Dunham a friend of Vernon Lee
and
a New York acquaintance.
At the New
English Art Club, London, Sargent exhibits Paul Helleu
Sketching
with his Wife (1889). Although the NEAC had a strong representation
of French trained and influenced Impressionist painters, frustratingly
again the painting gets little public attention and reaction. It had
gotten
a cold shoulder in America when he showed it in 1890, and his try at
Impressionism
had gotten no response when exhibited with Monet and other
Impressionists
at the Galerie Georges-Petit, Paris in 1885.
This was strike
three for Sargent,
and his experimentation with Impressionism for public exhibition comes
to a close. He would not show another Impressionist work, and the
beauties
and ideas of Impressionism begin to blossom in his watercolors which he
paints for his own pleasure.
He travels to Spain
to visit his
mother and sister Violet.
In the winter he
travels to Tunis.
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1893
(37 years old)
Year
In Context
Winters in Tunis.
His success and
popularity in the
United States starts to bring in portrait commissions in Europe.
May brings
exhibition season. He
finishes then exhibits Lady Agnew at the Royal Academy and
shows Mrs.
Hugh Hammersley at the New Gallery, London. Both receive resounding
applause. Finally, England has come around. Sargent is becoming a force
in the art world on both sides of the pond.
He exhibits eight
portraits and A
Study of Egyptian Girl (1891) at the World Columbian
Exposition,
Chicago, and shows at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
(See the World
Columbian Exposition, Chicago)
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