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John La Farge (1835-1910) was an American painter, known for his works in the style of Impressionism. His subject matter often focused on landscapes and religious themes. La Farge was also a pioneer in the field of stained glass, and his designs are found in churches and other buildings throughout the United States. His art is characterized by its vibrant colors and detailed compositions. He is a crucial figure in American art history, pushing boundaries and merging traditional techniques with innovative approaches to light and color.
Born
1835
Died
1910
Mount Tohivea, Island of Moorea
John La Farge
1891
Seated Woman: Study for Saint Paul Preaching at Athens ...
John La Farge
1906
Ruth and Naomi, Study for a Window, Vassar College, Pou...
John La Farge
1904
The Resurrection, study for Welch Memorial Window, Trin...
John La Farge
1902
Fortune on Wheel, Study for Frick Building, Pittsburgh,...
John La Farge
1901
Faith, Hope, and Charity, Study for Window, Trinity Chu...
John La Farge
1901
A Bridle Path in Tahiti
John La Farge
1900
Christ the Redeemer, Study for Window, formerly at Cent...
John La Farge
1899
Cherub Heads, color study for glass
John La Farge
1896
The Entrance to the Tautira River, Tahiti. Fisherman Sp...
John La Farge
1895
Female Torso
John La Farge
1890
Study for "Faith" and "Hope"
John La Farge
1890
Study for "Commerce"
John La Farge
1885
When the Morning Stars Sang Together and All the Sons o...
John La Farge
1884
When the Morning Stars Sang Together and All the Sons o...
John La Farge
1884