His work showing Thomas Carlyle followed a work that includes a small image of his Black Lion Wharf.
In one of this artist's early works he depicts a simple scene of a woman in a long white dress standing upon a wolf skin rug holding a flower pointed down. In addition to that painting, sometimes called The White Girl, he made decorations that were supposed to surround his work The Princess from the Land of Porcelain in the home of Frederick Leyland. Those decorations became known as The Peacock Room. His work showing Thomas Carlyle followed a work that includes a small image of his Black Lion Wharf. That work shows a seated woman wearing a lace cap and black dress facing left. Name this painter of Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother.
In one of this artist's early works he depicts a simple scene of a woman in a long white dress standing upon a wolf skin rug holding a flower pointed down.
James Abbott McNeill Whistler