ArtCollectionsAmerican and Western AmericanSpring Flowers (In the Conservatory) (Flores de primavera [En el conservatorio])
Spring Flowers (In the Conservatory) (Flores de primavera [En el conservatorio])
Title

Spring Flowers (In the Conservatory) (Flores de primavera [En el conservatorio])

Artist/Maker

Julius LeBlanc Stewart, American, 1855 - 1919

Date

1890

Type Of Object

painting

Medium

oil on canvas

Credit Line

Gift of Citibank

Object Number

1987.17

Image Credit

Mike Lundgren

Department

American and Western American

On View

Yes

Location

North Wing, Second Floor, 17th century Northern European

Description

A wealthy American expatriate, Stewart studied with Jean-Léon Gérôme who taught at the École for more than fifty years. His Pollice Verso of 1872 hangs in a nearby gallery. Many Americans studied with the French master, though Mary Cassatt had to take lessons privately from him, as women were denied admission to the venerable French institution until 1897. Not only were those women who sought training in private ateliers often charged higher tuition than that paid by their male counterparts, they also received reduced instruction.

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