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| | Amazon.com: John Singer Sargent : The Sensualist: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | Sargent was, museum official Mimi Gardner Gates says in the foreword, "a reserved person who made exuberant art." Essential to that exuberance is the keen attractiveness of the figures, male and female, clothed and nude, in his work. |
 | | Trevor Fairbrother has prepared a rich and meticulous analysis of this expatriate painter in "John Singer Sargent," a volume in Abrams' acclaimed Library of American Art Series. |
 | | All his life, Sargent have always been attractive to the exotic, the bizarre, and the supernation and loved color and gaiety in his life. |
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