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John La Farge

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John La Farge , 1835-1910, American artist and writer, b. New York City. He studied with William Morris Hunt in Newport, R.I., and with Couture in Paris. La Farge began his career as a painter of landscapes and figure compositions. Commissioned (1876) to decorate Trinity Church, Boston, he thereafter engaged primarily in mural painting and the manufacture and design of stained glass. An eclectic artist and a man of the widest culture, friend of Henry Adams and Henry James, La Farge did much to create a sound tradition of the fine arts in the United States. His murals in Trinity Church and the... Read more
John La Farge
John La Farge John La Farge (1835-1910), American painter, muralist...multifaceted American artists of his time. John La Farge was born in New York City on March...introduction. Additional Sources La Farge, John, An American artist in the South Seas... Read more
La Farge, John
La Farge, John (1835–1910), artist and author, was born in New York of French parentage. He went abroad (1856) to study painting with Couture...1897), Great Masters (1903), The Higher Life in Art (1908), and Reminiscences of the South Seas (1912). Christopher and Oliver La Farge are his grandsons. Read more

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