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| Thomas Anshutz (1851 - 1912) |
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Artists who influenced Thomas Anshutz | A native of Newport, Kentucky, he was known primarily for his paintings of female figures, usually isolated in a contemplative or coquettish pose. However, his most famous canvas is atypical of his work and was an industrial genre piece titled "Steelworkers-Noontime," completed in 1882. He became a long-time teacher at the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts and had the dark palette and ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Thomas Anshutz | |
 Thomas Eakins |  Rose (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Ironworkers Noontime (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) |  Edward Redfield |
 William Merritt Chase |  Farmer and Son Harvesting |  Rebecca Whelan |  William Glackens |
 Lemuel Everett Wilmarth |  Boy Reading (Brooklyn Museum) |  Way They Live (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  John Sloan |
 Rebecca Whelan with Parrot |  Bermuda, South Shore (Masterworks Foundation) |  John Marin | |