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Tag Archives: Thomas Sully
philadelphia story: one true genius
The Philadelphia tradition of cool, clear, realistic painting, extending through Sully and Neagle, reached its peak in Thomas Eakins. Eakins was a Philadelphian of the intellectual, professional upper-middle-class; he was much too serious for the Philadelphia upper classes of his … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1876 Centennial, Dr. Albert C. barnes, Dr. Samuel Gross, George Biddle, Jefferson Medical Colege, Joseph E. Widener, Neagle, Neagle painter, Pennsylvania Academy, Philadelphia art history, Thomas Eakins, Thomas Sully
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self made fan: not so crazy guggenheims
According to legend, on a certain Sabbath eve Meyer Guggenheim, patriarch of the family that was to become so rich and heavy laden, summoned his seven sons into his study, one by one. To each in turn he showed seven … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Guggenheim, Branch Rickey, Buddenbrooks syndrome, Debi Unger, Francis Morrone, Jackson Pollock, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Meyer Guggenheim, Peggy Guggenheim, Roger Straus Sr., Thomas Mann, Thomas Sully
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