For a book of poetry by Eugene Field, this artist painted a work showing a castle rising above the clouds as a naked boy soars through the air on the titular swing.
In a work by this artist, six people dressed in white Pierrot costumes decorated with fluffy black patches hang bright yellow, spherical balls on a small tree. For a book of poetry by Eugene Field, this artist painted a work showing a castle rising above the clouds as a naked boy soars through the air on the titular swing. This artist's technique of mixing white paint, oil, and varnish with cobalt blue, to create a hue ubiquitous throughout his work, led to the color being named for him. This painter of The Lantern Bearers and The Dinky Bird used the principle of dynamic symmetry for what he regarded as his "great painting," which sold so many prints that at one point it was hanging in (*) one in four American homes. In that work, a rocky mountain landscape is visible between two smooth pillars, at the foot of which a girl lies on the floor as her naked friend peers over her. For 10 points, name this artist of Daybreak, an American illustrator famed for his fantastical, fairy-tale-like imagery.
In a work by this artist, six people dressed in white Pierrot costumes decorated with fluffy black patches hang bright yellow, spherical balls on a small tree.
Maxfield Parrish 