The Sweet Life, 9781913875596
Hardcover
American expat captures Parisian high society in luminous, captivating art.

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  • Hardcover

    224 pages

  • Release Date

    4 November 2024

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Summary

An entirely new exploration of the life and career of the expat American artist Julius LeBlanc Stewart (1855-1919), who spent nearly all his life in Paris, and whose oil paintings feature in private collections and those of many major museums on both sides of the Atlantic. Stewart’s paintings are highly engaging and attractive, covering a broad cross-section of later nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American Expat Parisian high society, its genteel past-times, and travel, in a style of…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781913875596
ISBN-10:1913875598
Author:James W. Tottis, Michael Crane, Jacqueline Francis, Barbara Dayer Gallati, Campbell Mobley, Vincent DiGirolamo, Valerie Ann Leeds
Publisher:D Giles Ltd
Imprint:D Giles Ltd
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:224
Release Date:4 November 2024
Weight:1.51kg
Dimensions:279mm x 241mm
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Critics Review

“Like a decadent lady cake crafted by the finest chef a Gilded Age heiress could hire”–The Magazine Antiques

About The Author

James W. Tottis

James W. Tottis is a museum consultant and former curator of American Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts; Valerie Ann Leeds is an independent scholar and curator; Barbara Dayer Gallati is curator emerita of American Art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, NY; Jacqueline Francis is professor and dean, Humanities and Sciences Division, California College of the Arts; Michael Crane is past curator for the Detroit Institute of Arts, and currently the curator of Collections at the Detroit Athletic Club, Detroit, MI; Vincent DiGirolamo is an associate professor of history at Baruch College of the City University of New York; William DeGregorio is the associate curator, The Costume Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; Campbell Mobley is a curator at Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, Palm Beach, FL.

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