Autumn Study, View over Hanging Rock, Newport, R.I.
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John La Farge

1835
1910
United States
John La Farge (United States, 1835–1910) was born in New York City and died in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Movement:
Symbolism
Biography:

John La Farge (1835–1910) was an American painter, stained glass artist, and writer associated with the Symbolism movement. He is best known for his innovative techniques in stained glass, which significantly influenced the medium in the United States. La Farge's work often incorporated themes of nature and spirituality, reflecting his interest in the transcendental. He was also a prominent figure in the American art scene, participating in the founding of the American Watercolor Society. His contributions to both fine art and decorative arts have left a lasting legacy, particularly in the realm of ecclesiastical art. La Farge's life and work continue to be studied for their unique blend of artistic innovation and spiritual exploration.

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