One of this artist's works incorporated his painting "The Princess From The Land of Porcelain," and he painted several views of the Old Battersea Bridge. This painter was notably called a "coxcomb" who "asked two hundred guineas" by John (*) Ruskin, and he illustrated a view
One of this artist's works incorporated his painting "The Princess From The Land of Porcelain," and he painted several views of the Old Battersea Bridge. This painter was notably called a "coxcomb" who "asked two hundred guineas" by John (*) Ruskin, and he illustrated a view of fireworks at the Cremorne Gardens in a painting depicting "the falling rocket." This artist often titled his paintings after symphonies and nocturnes, but he may be better-known for painting a stern, elderly woman in black seated facing left. For 10 points, identify this English painter of Arrangement in Grey and Black, a portrait of his mother.
One of this artist's works incorporated his painting "The Princess From The Land of Porcelain," and he painted several views of the Old Battersea Bridge.
James MacNeill {Whistler}