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John Singer Sargent's Venice: on the canals.

The Magazine Antiques

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Mary Newbold Singer Sargent (1826-1906) required that her young son John complete one drawing every day as he accompanied her on their morning outings. She and her husband, Fitzwilliam (1820-1889), had decided to homeschool their children, and, aside from the three Rs, Mary insisted that art training was essential, so it was only natural that John work with her while she recorded in watercolor the places they visited. "She ruled that no matter how many sketches were begun each day one must be finished," Sargent's cousin Mary Hale wrote in her memoir of the artist. (1) Mary Sargent's passion for travel and habit of painting watercolors of the surrounding countryside proved ...

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