Showing 6 artworks with John Singer Sargent and with 1889
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- Impressionism
- Victorian Era
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Oil Painting
- Portraiture
- Red Dress
- Refined Subject
- Elegant Dress
- Portrait Painting
- England
- Fishing
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- Javanese Dance
- Ellen Terry
- Loose Brushstrokes
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- Cultural Celebration
- American Art
- Fitzwilliam Sargent
- Gilded Age
- Violet Hunt
- Impressionist Watercolor
- Light And Shadow
- Serene Atmosphere
- Woman Resting
- Watercolor Violet
- Elegant Woman
- Lady Macbeth
- Elegance
- Portrait Female
- Chair Pose
- Realism
- Stage Performance
- Theatre Art
- Blue Color Scheme
- Ethereal Light
- Dancer Costume
- Artistic Skill
- Landscape River
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John Singer Sargent’s evocative sketch captures Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth onstage, illuminated by Impressionist brushstrokes and showcasing his masterful technique—a pivotal piece housed in the Ellen Terry Memorial Museum.
A masterpiece of realism by John Singer Sargent, "Mrs. Edmond Kelly" captures the subtle nuances of light and shadow as Violet Hunt sits poised with grace and elegance. Executed in 1889, this oil on canvas painting—measuring 111 x 81 cm—is housed at the Fitchburg Art Museum.
An ethereal watercolor capturing a woman resting peacefully in nature, this Impressionist masterpiece by John Singer Sargent evokes the serene light of 1889 and invites you to bring its tranquil beauty into your home.
A mesmerizing portrait by John Singer Sargent captures Javanese elegance. This 1889 Impressionist masterpiece depicts a dancer adorned in traditional attire, illuminated by vibrant light—a timeless celebration of artistry and culture.
Violet Fishing by John Singer Sargent is an Impressionist masterpiece depicting Mrs. Francis Ormond near Fladbury River, England. Explore this iconic portrait and discover more about Sargent's artistic legacy at WikiArt.