John Singer Sargent "Sargent and Impressionism"
Adelson Galleries
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The exhibition Sargent and Impressionism features some 30 outstanding oils and watercolors painted by John Singer Sargent in France and England from 1883-1889. On loan from the world’s leading public and private collections, the works on view reflect a period when the artist was experimenting en plein air, exploring Impressionist techniques, painting and corresponding with Claude Monet.
Highlights include two studies for the great Carnation, Lily, Lily Rose (at the Tate) and many works that have never been on public display before. Sargent and Impressionism is the fourth loan exhibition exclusively devoted to the work of John Singer Sargent organized by Adelson Galleries.
· Important John Singer Sargent exhibition
· 30 paintings from museums and private collections
· Landscapes, leisure scenes & interiors painted in France and England from 1883 -1889
· Catalogue uncovers 14 new letters from Sargent to Claude Monet
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Schedule
from November 04, 2010 to December 18, 2010