March Day Washington Square 1912 By William Glackens

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About William Glackens

Among the original Ashcan painters, he was the one who couldn't quite let go of beauty. While his friends Sloan and Henri pushed toward grit, he kept finding pleasure in the city - skaters in Central Park, the velvet shadows of restaurants like Mouquin's, the cheerful chaos of a rooftop garden. A founding member of The Eight, the 1908 group that broke open American art's polite consensus, he later absorbed Renoir so thoroughly that critics called him the American Impressionist. His Edwardian New York scenes hold a particular charge for modern viewers: they capture a city learning to enjoy itself, painted by someone who clearly was.