Frissítve: október 2026 · rangsorolva népszerűségi pontszámunk alapján (minden mű keresései, látogatásai és megrendelései alapján) · 238 mű John French Sloan alkotása a katalógusunkban
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Ez a rangsor alapján John French Sloan leghíresebb festménye, a McSorley's Bar (1912), amelyet a Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit tart fenn. Ezt The Lafayette (1927) és Wake of the Ferry (1907) követi. Ez a lista a katalógusban található 238 műve közül John French Sloan alkotásai alapján készült, és felvázsolja a 100 leghíresebbet, dátummal, a kiállító múzeum megadásával és az egyes bejegyzések leírásával.
The Artist and His Work John Sloan, a prominent American artist, was a founding member of The Eight, a group of painters known for their realistic depictions of urban life. He played a significant role in the Ashcan School of realism artists, which aimed to capture the essence of New York City and its residents during the early 20th century. The Painting: McSorley's Bar McSorley's Bar, painted in 1912, is…
The painting The Lafayette by John Sloan, created in 1927, is a quintessential representation of urban life during the early 20th century. This oil on canvas artwork measures 77 x 91 cm and is currently housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Artistic Context John Sloan was a prominent figure in the Ashcan School, a group of American Realist artists who focused on depicting everyday life…
To stand before Wake of the Ferry is to step across a threshold into a moment suspended between worlds—a quiet breath taken on the vast, indifferent expanse of water. This painting does not shout its drama; rather, it whispers secrets carried upon the fog. The scene, captured from the deck of a ferry, immediately envelops the viewer in an atmosphere of muted contemplation. One feels the chill dampness rising from…
A young woman emerges from a deep, velvet darkness, her presence defined by the way light catches the soft textures of her attire. She sits in a moment of stillness, her gaze turned inward as if lost in a private thought. The light falls across her face with a gentle, directional touch, illuminating the warmth of her skin and the pale, ruffled folds of a white scarf that rests against…
In the quiet intimacy of a bedroom, a woman sits on the edge of her bed in The Cot. Painted by John Sloan about 1907, the scene captures a private moment of stillness. She looks down, her attention fixed on something unseen, while the soft textures of white sheets and pillows surround her. The atmosphere feels heavy with the weight of a lived-in space, a room where the mundane becomes…
The air in the room feels heavy, thick with the scent of oil and the weight of unspoken thought. A man sits before us, his presence commanding the space through a quiet, intense gravity. This is Edgar Varèse, caught in a moment of profound stillness that seems to vibrate with an internal rhythm. His dark, wavy hair frames a face etched with seriousness, a countenance that refuses to offer easy…
John French Sloan’s “A Mechanical Baa-Baa!” isn't merely a depiction of an antique shop; it’s a meticulously crafted narrative frozen in time, offering a poignant window into the burgeoning fascination with industrial innovation and the quiet rhythms of everyday life at the turn of the 20th century. Painted in 1906, during his tenure as a key figure within the Ashcan School movement – an American realist style that championed the…
is an oil on canvas painted by John Sloan in 1918. The work captures a specific moment of urban life within a neighborhood of New York City. It presents a view of the street as it functioned during a Saturday night, focusing on the immediate activity of the city.
Dramatic Music1897 · Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
12
Henrietta with Red Book1913 · Reading Public Museum
13
Evening, Rocky Neck1916
14
Nude At Piano1928
15
Nude, Red Hair, Standing1928
16
Nude, Terra Cotta1933
17
Fishing Port, Gloucester
18
Nude with Red Hand Mirror1950
19
Santa Fe Siesta1949
20
The Sewing Woman1901 · Metropolitan Művészeti Múzeum
21
The Haymarket1907 · Brooklyn Museum
22
Three A.M.1909 · Philadelphia Művészeti Múzeum
23
The Mountains, September
24
Dust Storm, Fifth Avenue
25
East Entrance, City Hall, Philadelphia
26
Passing Schooner1917
27
The RathskellerCleveland Museum of Art
28
GwendolynSmithsonian American Art Museum
29
Election Night
30
Throbbing Fountain, Madison Square1907 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Múzeum
31
Chinese Restaurant1909
32
Clown Making Up1910 · The Phillips Collection
33
Stein and Press1906 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
34
Daisy1905
35
Green's Cat1900
36
Young Woman in Black and White (Mary Kerr)1902
37
The Wake of the Ferry II1907 · The Phillips Collection
38
Prone Nude
39
Woman brushing her hair
40
Sketch for the Lafayette
41
Reading in the Subway
42
Seated Woman
43
Nude and Arch
44
Atlantic City Beach
45
The Day on the Roof
46
Portrait of Paul de Kock
47
Robert Henri, Painter
48
Picture Racks At The Macbeth Gallery
49
Fun, One Cent, from the series New York City Life
50
Nude On Blanket
51
Rendezvous (Angna Enters in ''Rendezvous'')
52
6th Avenue and 30th Street
53
Nude
54
Nude at Piano
55
14th Street, The Wigwam
56
Mother
57
untitled (3863)
58
untitled (6051)
59
untitled (6892)
60
untitled (3766)
61
Coytesville, New Jersey
62
Rainy Night
63
Anshutz on Anatomy
64
Nude on Stairs
65
Fifth Avenue Critics 1
66
Shine, Washington Square, New York City
67
untitled (6941)
68
untitled (5375)
69
untitled (746)
70
The Picture Buyer
71
Back to Market, Santa Fe
72
back room
73
Woman Hanging Clothes
74
Easter Eve1907
75
the ferrys wake1907
76
Movies, Five Cents
77
Gray and Brass1907
78
Hairdresser's Window1907
79
Poster and cover for February 15, 1896, The Echo
80
Country Road1908
81
South Beach Bathers1907
82
Ferry Slip, Winter1906
83
Movies1913 · Toledo Művészeti Múzeum
84
Pile Driver1916 · Brauer Museum of Art
85
Six O'Clock, Winter1912 · The Phillips Collection
86
Seacoast, Gloucester1915 · Birmingham Museum of Art
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Main Street, Gloucester1917 · New Britain Museum of American Art
88
Pink and Blue1915
89
Wonson's Rocks and Ten Pound Island1915
90
A Gloucester Day1915
91
Humoresque1915
92
A Woman's Work1912 · Cleveland Museum of Art
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Gloucester Inlet1914
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Carol with Red Curls1913
95
Rain, Rooftops, West 4th Street1913
96
The New Blue Dress1913
97
Carmine Theater1912
98
Evening Arroyo1919
99
Cornelia Street1920
100
Travelling Carnival, Santa Fe1924 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
A négy leggyakoribban megjelenő téma, melyeknek mindegyikének megvan a legismertebb példája.
A 8 olyan múzeum, amely a legtöbb ezen az oldalon szereplő festményet őrzi.
| Múzeumok | Város | John French Sloan művei | Ebből a listából származó festmények |
|---|---|---|---|
 The Phillips Collection |
Washington, D.C. | 4 | Clown Making Up, The Wake of the Ferry II, Six O'Clock, Winter |
 Detroit Institute of Arts |
Detroit | 3 | McSorley's Bar, Wake of the Ferry |
 New Britain Museum of American Art |
New Britain | 2 | Girl in Fur Hat, Main Street, Gloucester |
 Cleveland Museum of Art |
Cleveland | 2 | The Rathskeller, A Woman's Work |
 Smithsonian American Art Museum |
Washington, D.C. | 2 | Gwendolyn, Travelling Carnival, Santa Fe |
 National Gallery of Art |
Washington | 2 | Yeats at Petitpas |
 National Portrait Gallery |
Washington, D.C. | 1 | Edgar Varèse |
 Amon Carter Museum of American Art |
Fort Worth | 1 | A mechanical Baa-Baa! |
Váasszon ki egy évtizedet a főbb festményeinek megjelenítéséhez.
To stand before Wake of the Ferry is to step across a threshold into a moment suspended between worlds—a quiet breath taken on the vast, indifferent expanse of water. This painting does not shout its drama; rather, it whispers secrets carried upon the fog. The scene, captured from the deck of a ferry, immediately envelops the viewer in an atmosphere of muted contemplation. One feels the chill dampness rising from…
The Artist and His Work John Sloan, a prominent American artist, was a founding member of The Eight, a group of painters known for their realistic depictions of urban life. He played a significant role in the Ashcan School of realism artists, which aimed to capture the essence of New York City and its residents during the early 20th century. The Painting: McSorley's Bar McSorley's Bar, painted in 1912, is…
The painting The Lafayette by John Sloan, created in 1927, is a quintessential representation of urban life during the early 20th century. This oil on canvas artwork measures 77 x 91 cm and is currently housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Artistic Context John Sloan was a prominent figure in the Ashcan School, a group of American Realist artists who focused on depicting everyday life…
McSorley's Bar (1912), Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit. A következő helyezések a The Lafayette (1927) és a Wake of the Ferry (1907).
41 év: John French Sloan 1871 évben született, a McSorley's Bar pedig 1912 szármatos dátummal rendelkezik.
McSorley's Bar, The Lafayette, Wake of the Ferry, Girl in Fur Hat, The Cot, Edgar Varèse, A mechanical Baa-Baa!, Yeats at Petitpas, Bleecker Street, Saturday Night és Self-portrait. A fenti lista tartalmazza mindegyik mű dátumát és a kiállító múzeumát.
A katalógus 238 művet tartalmaz John French Sloan alkotásait, 1890 és 1950 közötti időszakból.
Elsősorban The Phillips Collection (Washington, D.C.), Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit) és New Britain Museum of American Art (New Britain). A fenti múzeumi táblázat tartalmazza a teljes eloszlát.
1910s időszakban: a jelen listán szereplő 100 műből 22 ilyen időszakbe tartozik, beleértve a(z) McSorley's Bar.
A listában szereplő legkorábbi mű Self-portrait (1890), a legutóbbi pedig Nude with Red Hand Mirror (1950).
Urban scene (9), People (8) és American art (6), a jelen oldalon felsorolt 100 műből.
Oil On Canvas, a fewa 100 műből, amelyek ezen az oldalon szerepelnek, 14 darab.
Ashcan school, amiket ezen az oldalon található művek dokumentálnak.
A Clown Making Up, The Wake of the Ferry II és Six O'Clock, Winter a The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C. gyűjteményének 3 műve közül számos része ezen az oldalon.
