This artist created sculptures to prepare for his painting of Fairman Rogers in his carriage and for his depiction of a sculptor creating the statue Water Nymph and Bittern. In addition to A May Morning in the Park and William Rush and His Model, he also depicted his father Benjamin in his work The Chess Players, which was accepted for the Centennial Exhibition over a more famous work that was later bought by (*) Thomas Jefferson University. This artist included a small self-portrait of himself in front of the Girard Avenue Bridge in another work depicting the titular man rowing on the Schuylkill River. This man also portrayed a partial mastectomy in a work named for Dr. Agnew, while a similar work sees a woman hiding her face from a surger
This artist created sculptures to prepare for his painting of Fairman Rogers in his carriage and for his depiction of a sculptor creating the statue Water Nymph and Bittern. In addition to A May Morning in the Park and William Rush and His Model, he also depicted his father Benjamin in his work The Chess Players, which was accepted for the Centennial Exhibition over a more famous work that was later bought by (*) Thomas Jefferson University. This artist included a small self-portrait of himself in front of the Girard Avenue Bridge in another work depicting the titular man rowing on the Schuylkill River. This man also portrayed a partial mastectomy in a work named for Dr. Agnew, while a similar work sees a woman hiding her face from a surgery in a crowded theater. For 10 points, name this American artist of Max Schmitt in a Single Scull and The Gross Clinic.
This artist created sculptures to prepare for his painting of Fairman Rogers in his carriage and for his depiction of a sculptor creating the statue Water Nymph and Bittern.
Thomas Eakins