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Everett Shinn

1876–1953 · United States · Ashcan School

Everett Shinn (November 6, 1876 – May 1, 1953) was an American painter and member of the urban realist Ashcan School. Wikipedia

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Works

• “The White Ballet”, 1904 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Green Park, London”, 1908
• “Keith's Union Square”, 1902 — Brooklyn Museum
• “Mrs A Stewart Walker in a Fur”, 1910
• “Nude”, 1910
• “Rehearsal of the Ballet”, 1910s
• “The Orchestra Pit”, 1906
• “The Revue”, 1908
• “The Revue (c. 1915)”, 1915
• “The Canfield Gambling House”, 1912
• “Frederique Follows Her Husband”, 1906 — Brooklyn Museum
• “Girl in Bathtub”, 1910s
• “Girl on Stage”, 1906
• “Girl with Japanese Lanterns”, 1912
• “Concert Stage”, 1903 — Norton Museum of Art
• “Fifth Avenue”, 1910 — Brooklyn Museum
• “Theatre Box”, 1906
• “Washington Square”, 1910
• “Winter on 21st Street, New York”, 1889 — Brooklyn Museum
• “Paris Street No. 2”, 1902 — New Britain Museum of American Art

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