By Everett Shinn
Located in New York, NY
Everett Shinn (1876 – 1953)
Nude in the Bedroom, circa 1930
Pastel on paperboard
15 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches
Provenance:
Estate of the artist
James Graham & Sons, New York
ACA American Masters Gallery, Los Angeles
Chapellier Galleries, New York
Manor Circle Galleries (Irvin Brenner), New York
Private Collection, Hudson, New York
Private Collection, North Greenbush, New York
Exhibited:
New York, Chapellier Galleries, American Art Selections, January 7 - February 20, 1970, no. 17, p. 18, illustrated.
Everett Shinn, the American Degas, and a future member of the Eight and remarkable, was born at Woodstown, New Jersey in 1876. Shinn opted for the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts for instruction in the fall of 1893, and began as a staff artist for the Philadelphia Press. At that time William Glackens was working there as well, while John Sloan was at the Inquirer. A year later, Glackens was at the Press, and also, in 1894, George Luks joined the staff there. Members of the same group also met at Robert Henri's studio. By 1897, Shinn was in New York, working for the New York World where Luks had been for about a year. The rest of the "Philadelphia Four" would follow them before long. These artists, along with Theresa Bernstein, later became known as the Ashcan School. The term by that time was applied to a large number of painters beyond the original "Philadelphia Five," including George Bellows, Glenn O. Coleman, Jerome Myers, Gifford Beal, Eugene Higgins, Carl Sprinchorn...
Category
1930s American Realist Everett Shinn Art
MaterialsPaper, Pastel, Board