The Whistler book : a monograph of the life and position in art of James McNeill Whistler, together with a careful study of his more important works (1910)
-nificance and mystery that lie hidden inblurred objects. The portrait of the aesthete, Count Robertde Montesquiou de Fezensac, who honouredthis shore with a visit (painted in 1890-91), wasone of the last pictures of this series. Whistlerundertook several portraits of this peculiar,high-strung… … Owned by Richard A. CanfieldARRANGEMENT IN BLACK AND GOLD!MONTESQUIOU. COMTE DE Visions and Identifications 143 comes the author of Les Hortenses Bleus.He wears a dress-suit, and a dark overcoatwith a grey lining is thrown over his arm whilethe other arm thrusts forth a slender cane-likesword. As…
Whistler, James McNeill, 1834-1903 · Painters
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