Thursday, September 10, 2015

John Singer Sargent - Up Close and Personal



John Singer Sargent



I've just had the opportunity to see the amazing and inspiring "John Singer Sargent - Portraits of Artists and Friends" show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.  (You can view the entire exhibition here.)  It was a pleasant surprise to find out that photography is allowed and I took some close-ups that I would like to share with you.


Marie-Louise Pailleron





Auguste Rodin



Henry James



Lily Millet



Coventry Patmore



Francois Flameng



La Carmencita





Joseph Jefferson as Dr. Pangloss



George Henschell



1 comment:

  1. Thank you for sharing these wonderful portraits, James. I especially like Marie-Louise Pailleron's portrait of the young girl. I was so surprised when photography was allowed in the Louvre. At least it was in their policy at the time - 2005 - with no flash, of course. But, I must say, that these portraits are not as appreciated (by me) than your portraits, James. Your attention to detail is the best I have seen. You truly have a gift.

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