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Easter Eve (1907) by John Sloan

Easter Eve (1907)

John Sloan · 1907

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DETAILS
Artist
John Sloan
Date
1907
ART MOVEMENTS
Social Realism
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THE ARTIST

John Sloan

1871–1951 · United States

John Sloan, a keen observer of New York City life, captured the bustling energy and quiet moments of its neighborhoods through his Ashcan School paintings and etchings.

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