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Trouville (Grey and Green, the Silver Sea) — James McNeill Whistler (1865)
$39.00
In the early 1860s, James McNeill Whistler began to develop an art-for-art’s-sake aesthetic, eschewing narrative or naturalistic details to focus more on formal concerns. In 1865 he traveled to the French town of Trouville, where he painted with Gustave Courbet and experimented with a series of simplified seascapes.
James McNeill Whistler, 1865 — Art Institute of Chicago.
- Honest scale — sizes listed in inches, original 51.5 x 77.2 cm.
- Source recorded — public-domain master scan, printed on matte stretched canvas, 0.75″ deep. Made to order.