A 13-city tour of this painting during the Great Depression inspired the city of Ashland, Pennsylvania to erect a statue version and the US Postal Service to put it on a stamp.
A 13-city tour of this painting during the Great Depression inspired the city of Ashland, Pennsylvania to erect a statue version and the US Postal Service to put it on a stamp. The artist's etching of Black Lion Wharf hangs on the wall in this painting. The artist's butterfly emblem can be seen on the dark purple curtain on the left-hand side of this painting. A follow-up to this painting shows Thomas Carlyle in the same (*) pose as its subject. This painting was supposedly made after a model failed to arrive at its artist's London studio in 1871, forcing its subject to step in. This painting depicts a woman wearing a white bonnet and black dress and is officially titled Arrangement in Grey and Black, No. 1. For 10 points, name this painting of Anna Matilda McNeill Whistler.
A 13-city tour of this painting during the Great Depression inspired the city of Ashland, Pennsylvania to erect a statue version and the US Postal Service to put it on a stamp.
Whistler's Mother [accept Arrangement in Grey and Black, No. 1 or Arrangement No. 1 until "arrangement"]