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Old 06-20-2004, 11:55 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Michele Rushworth
The artist is someone I've never heard of, a Leopold Schmutzler from Austria, painting around the turn of the century who looks to have been inspired by Sargent.
Michele, it may also have been inspired by Boldini, another popular "society" painter (who, unlike Sargent, has become quite obscure). Here's a Boldini example of a woman who seems to have had some fun in life. See that body language? "Come over here and sit next to me for a second... ."
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