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John Sloan (18711951) Began His Career As A Commercial Newspaper Artist In Philadelphia Where He Studied With Robert Henri. Following Henri To New York, Sloan Joined A Small Circle Of Eight Talented Artists Whose Dissatisfaction With The Dominating National Academy Led To A Protest Exhibit In 1908, The Emergence Of A Powerful Movement For Change In American Art, And Ultimately To The Famous Armory Show Of 1913. It Was In Part Sloan?S Dark Palette And Views Of City Streets And Workingclass Life That Gave Rise To The Epithet Now Used To Describe The Works Of The Ashcan School.? Sloan?S Compelling Images Of New York City Are The Subject Of This Generously Illustrated Book. His Paintings, Drawings, And Prints Clearly Reflect His Own Experience Of The City As He Walked Its Neighborhoods And Observed Human Dramas Played Out In Streets And Apartments. The Contributors To The Volu
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