His practices of incest and bestiality were discussed in a recent Henry Ada
His practices of incest and bestiality were discussed in a recent Henry Adams book entitled this artist Revealed. His works of North American Indians include "Moose Hunt" and "Mourning Her Brave," and a trip to North Dakota provided the clothing worn by the main figure in his work Home Ranch. One work by this artist was commissioned by Edward Hornor Coates, but was later exchanged for a less controversial work entitled The Pathetic Song. That controversial work, which depicted his dog Harry, the artist himself treading water, and a group of naked boys on a stone at Mill Creek, was entitled The Swimming Hole. FTP, name this artist who used the Schuylkill River and Jefferson Medical College as the settings of his paintings Max Schmitt in a Single Scull and The Gross Clinic.
His practices of incest and bestiality were discussed in a recent Henry Adams book entitled this artist Revealed.
Thomas {Eakins}