Tête-à-tête in the Garden
James McNeill Whistler · 1894 · lithograph in black on laid paper
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About this picture
Tête-à-tête in the Garden is a public-domain illustration by James McNeill Whistler, dated 1894. Lithograph in black on laid paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Tête-à-tête in the Garden” (1894) is meant to be read as a harmony of tone. Whistler often called such pictures arrangements or nocturnes rather than views of a place.
About the artist
James McNeill Whistler (1834–1903) was an American artist working in London and Paris. He titled many pictures as arrangements or nocturnes, asking that they be seen as harmonies of tone, not only as portraits of a place.
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