ARTIST

John Bornet

1810–1910

John Bornet, active across centuries, is known for works like the 1961 'Target' and the 1943 'Nightlife' at the Art Institute of Chicago.

ABOUT

John Bornet's artistic journey spans an unusually long period, with works at the Art Institute of Chicago ranging from what appears to be a 17th-century 'Bust of a Youth (Saint John the Baptist)' to a 21st-century 'Nude on a Table' from 2001. This broad timeline suggests either a remarkable longevity or perhaps a conflation of artists sharing the same name. His early works include an etching, 'Saint John the Evangelist,' dated 1567, showing an engagement with printmaking tec…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Rip Van Winkle 1829 · Art Institute of Chicago Stoke-by-Nayland 1836 · Art Institute of Chicago Castle Garden, New York 1851 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Renganeschi's Saturday Night 1912 · Art Institute of Chicago Nightlife Art Institute of Chicago Nude on a Table Art Institute of Chicago
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