If there’s one work that fits the bill, it’s John Sloan’s “A Woman’s ... escapes such as the one used by the subject in Sloan's painting. Working conditions: Immigrant women in Sloan's ...

John Sloan never exhibited a painting until he was 29, never sold one until he was 49. At 68, grey-haired but still impetuous, Artist Sloan now & then manages to sell “some of the etchings and a ...

And in one unique case, decades. A painting created by American artist John Sloan 75 years ago and missing for 65 of them now hangs on a wall inside the Detroit Institute of Arts. Sloan painted ...

The Delaware Art Museum houses the largest collection of John Sloan’s work and materials and more than 100 works make up the first retrospective of his career since the 1980s. The Delaware Art Museum ...

Seeing the City: Sloan’s New York, Delaware Art Museum “The fun of being a New York painter,” John Sloan told Esquire in 1936, “even today, is that landmarks are torn down so rapidly that your ...

John Sloan, who died last summer at 80 ... his chief joy and also because he knew he still had a lot to learn about painting. A born teacher, he never stopped studying: “I am just a student ...

John Sloan Artist and author, WALTER PACH was born in New York City in 1883, studied at the New York School of Art and at the Academic Hanson in Paris, and in addition to his one-man shows has ...

John Sloan: Painter and Rebel By John Loughery, Henry Holt, $37.50, 438 pp. John Sloan, painter, socialist and major force in the art world early in the century, was a rebel with a cause whose art ...

The American painter John Sloan (1871-1951) wrote, “Nature is the fountain at which the artist drinks. We can’t survive on museum study alone.” Sloan’s exhortation of the outdoors may come ...

John Sloan arrived in Gloucester for the summer of 1914 as a confident artist, still young, but with broad training and worldly experience. He had already worked as a commercial illustrator ...

John Sloan was an artist who lived and worked in both Philadelphia and New York City at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. He went to Philadelphia Central High School with William ...