Grey And Silver Chelsea Wharf 1868 By James McNeill Whistler

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About James McNeill Whistler

Few nineteenth-century painters were as committed to art for art's sake. Born in Massachusetts in 1834 and trained in Paris before settling in London, he treated painting as visual music, titling his moodiest works "nocturnes," "symphonies," and "harmonies" to insist that arrangement of tone mattered more than subject. His famous 1878 libel suit against John Ruskin, who accused him of flinging a pot of paint in the public's face, helped define modern artistic independence. The quiet, atmospheric blues and grays of his Thames pictures still feel startlingly contemporary, sitting closer to abstraction than to the Victorian painting around them.