In one work by this artist, a tiny-waisted woman wears a purple ribbon around her stomach and lounges in a floral print chair.
In one work by this artist, a tiny-waisted woman wears a purple ribbon around her stomach and lounges in a floral print chair. In another of this artist's works, a central man in the background wails at the ceiling, two guitarists strum, and a woman in a dramatically red dress raises a clenched fist while a white-skirted woman contorts in dance. In addition to Lady Agnew of Lochnaw and El Jaleo, this artist executed a mural series depicting the "Triumph of Religion" for the Boston Public Library. A line of blindfolded soldiers hold each others' shoulders in his Gassed. One of his paintings was criticized as "four corners and a void" and depicts two enormous vases and the four titular figures, one of whom sits on the carpet with a doll. He also painted two girls lighting Japanese lanterns in a twilight garden. For 10 points, name this painter of The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit; Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose; and a portrait of Pierre Gautreau's wife leaning against a table, Madame X.
In one work by this artist, a tiny-waisted woman wears a purple ribbon around her stomach and lounges in a floral print chair.
John Singer {Sargent}