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![]() | Mrs. Adrian Iselin (nee Eleanora O'Donnell) 1888 National Gallery of Art Washington, D.C. | ![]()
Eleanora
(1818-1905), was the wife of a Swiss-American businessman. They were from New
York where this was painted. She was 64 years old.
Close-up Mrs.
Iselin's hand
See as it hangs at
the
National Gallery,
Washington, D.C.
2003
Notes:
Exhibitions
John Singer
Sargent, An Exhibition -- Whitney... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | Nettie Huxley (later Mrs. Rollar) 1888 Yale University Art Gallery New Haven, CT | ![]()
Nattie
would marry Harold Roller and the both had visited Sargent when John's father
was ill according to Charteris
(Charteris p. 99). She is also referred to in Sargent's letter to Isabella
Stewart Gardner in 1889, but there she is referred to as Miss Huxley, so she
probably married Harold Roller later (see letter).
Anyway,
Charles Merrill... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | Edwin Austin Abbey Pencil Yale University Art Gallery New Haven, CT | ![]()
Edwin
Austin Abbey, (American artist, 1852-1911) best known for his illustrations for
Harpers magazine, his mural work for the Boston Public Library; murals at his
native state capitol in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; his many theatrical /
literary paintings; and The Coronation of Edward VII (1902-1904, Buckingham
Palace)
Edwin was
born in... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | Dennis Miller Bunker Painting at Calcot 1888 The Terra Foundation for American Art Chicago, IL | ![]()
Dennis
Miller Bunker was a young American painter from Boston. He had first met Sargent in Boston the winter of '87-'88 through Mrs.
Isabella Stewart Gardner, a patron of both Sargent
and the young Bunker.
In the Summer, Bunker plans to visited Sargent
at Calcot and writes to Mrs
Gardner:
June 25,
1888
I expect to
be off in the country in a... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | By the River 1888 Private Collection Unknown, USA | ![]()
Notes:
Special
thanks to Andy Holzopfel, of Baltimore, for letting
me know about this painting and being a friend of the JSS Gallery. See some of Andy Holzopfel's
paintings.
Exhibitions
Sargent's
Women, Adelson Galleries, New York, 2003
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![]() | Mrs George Gribble (Norah Royds) 1888 | ![]()
Norah Royds (1859-1923) married George James Gribble (of London)
on July 27, 1881. Seven years later, when she was about twenty-nine, Sargent painted her. They would have six children:
i.
Phyllis
ii. Norah
le Grand
iii.
Lesley
iv.
Barbara
v. Philip
le Grand 1891-
vi.
Julian Royds, VC 1897-19
Norah
survive, but... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth 1889 | ![]()
Probably
the closest Sargent ever got to the Pre-Raphael
Brotherhood was with his paintings of the famous actress, Dame Ellen Terry
(1847–1928) as Lady Macbeth after the first performance in the role; and
yet this is not at all an allegorical painting, just a straight portrait of the
actress in costume playing Lady Macbeth. Still, the tone, the... | GA | igrkio |
![]() | Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth (sketch) 1889 | GA | igrkio | |
![]() | Mrs. J. W. Comyns Carr c. 1889 | ![]()
Joseph
Williams Comyns Carr (1849-1916), her husband, was an
art critic and theatre manager.
Notes:
Exhibitions
Sargent's
Women, Adelson Galleries, New York, 2003
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![]() | George Henschel Oil on canvas Private Collection Unknown, USA | ![]()
When John
painted him, Henschel was directing the London Symphony Concerts and was very
much apart of that circle of artist in London.
From: Morrison Foundation.org
Sir George
(Isidor Georg) Henschel (b. Feb. 18, 1850; d. Sept. 10, 1934), was a celebrated
singer, composer and conductor. He entered the Leipzig Conservatory in 1867 and
studied... | GA | igrkio |
- John Singer Sargent