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'''James Abbott McNeill Whistler''' ( Lowell, Massachusetts 1834 - London 1903) American painter and Printmaker. He achieved notoriety with ''Symphony No. 1, The White Girl''. In 1865 he painted at Trouville with [[Gustave Courbet]], Daubigny, and [[Claude Monet]].  

'''James Abbott McNeill Whistler''' ( Lowell, Massachusetts 1834 - [[London]] 1903) American [[painter]] and printmaker. He achieved notoriety with ''Symphony No. 1, The White Girl''. In 1865 he painted at Trouville with [[Gustave Courbet]], Daubigny, and [[Claude Monet]].  

   

   

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''In 1891, ''Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1: The Artist’s Mother'' was acquired by the [[French]] State and that same year Glasgow Corporation paid a thousand guineas for the ''Portrait of Thomas Carlyle''. Having exhibited at several important international exhibitions, Whistler was awarded honors by Munich, Amsterdam and Paris.''<ref>[http://www.abcgallery.com/W/whistler/whistlerbio.html James Whistler]</ref>

''In 1891, ''Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1: The Artist’s Mother'' was acquired by the [[French]] State and that same year Glasgow Corporation paid a thousand guineas for the ''Portrait of Thomas Carlyle''. Having exhibited at several important international exhibitions, Whistler was awarded honors by [[Munich]], [[Amsterdam]] and [[Paris]].'' <ref>[http://www.abcgallery.com/W/whistler/whistlerbio.html James Whistler]</ref>

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His credo was ''"art for art's sake".''

His credo was ''"art for art's sake".''

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He was a precursor of abstract art.

Whistler was a precursor of abstract [[art]].

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