The Boston Public Library is home to his Frieze of Prophets, a work from his mural cycle Triumph of 
The Boston Public Library is home to his Frieze of Prophets, a work from his mural cycle Triumph of Religion. Taught by Carolus-Duran, he was appointed War Artist during World War I and evoked the horrors of war in Gassed. He was called "the Van Dyck of our times" after completing Lady Agnew of Lochnaw. Two towering vases appear in The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit. Two girls light up Chinese lanterns in Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, and his most famous work depicts Pierre Gautreau's pale wife in a black dress. For ten points, name this artist of Madame X.
The Boston Public Library is home to his Frieze of Prophets, a work from his mural cycle Triumph of Religion.
John Singer {Sargent}