satsie on Nostr: I agree. I didn’t understand why he was so popular (I mean the paintings are ...
I agree. I didn’t understand why he was so popular (I mean the paintings are certainly lovely) until I went to a Sargent exhibit at the Boston MFA a year ago.
Turning the corner and seeing his portrait of Gertrude Vernon was like being transported to another world, one where she was staring directly at me. It was magnificent!
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