Whistler post-impressionism has an understated beauty. Whistler’s method is interesting in how he arrives at completion by painting on a red ground, adding linseed oil mixed with color in thin layers and scraping off, allowing to dry, building depth of tone.
Nocturne Grey and Silver, 1873-75
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