A black-framed and white-matted print entitled Black Lion Wharf, which depicts a Thames landscape, hangs on the back wall of this painting.
A bronze "memorial" statue in Ashland, Pennsylvania that is based on this painting was designed by Emil Siebern and sculpted by Julius Loester. A black-framed and white-matted print entitled Black Lion Wharf, which depicts a Thames landscape, hangs on the back wall of this painting. A sequel to this painting, in which a man holds a cane in his right hand and rests his coat and hat upon his knees, depicts Thomas (*) Carlyle. The central figure of this portrait rests both feet on a small tan stool, wears a white cotton cap and black mourning garb, and holds a white handkerchief in her lap with both hands. This profile portrait was painted in 1871 by an American expatriate who also painted several Nocturnes. For 10 points, name this painting by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, a portrait of a seated woman who is a close family relation.
A bronze "memorial" statue in Ashland, Pennsylvania that is based on this painting was designed by Emil Siebern and sculpted by Julius Loester.
Whistler's Mother [or Portrait of Whistler's Mother or Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1 or Portrait of the Artist's Mother; prompt on “Arrangement in Grey and Black”] &lt;Hart&gt;