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 - (MeisterDrucke-7284).jpg "Portrait of Dr. Samuel D. Gross (The Gross Clinic) by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Photographs of a Standing Male Nude Model Joseph Smith, c. 1883 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Female Nude from the Back by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Nude Study of Student Bill Duckett by Thomas Eakins")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-309346).jpg "Nude Portrait of Samuel Murray in Eakin")
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.jpg "Standing Female Nude by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Study of a Seated Nude Woman Wearing a Mask by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-598491).jpg "Male Nudes in a Seated Tug-of-War by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Playing an Aulos by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Arcadia by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Swimming Hole by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Samuel Murray Astride Eakins")
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.jpg "Nude portrait of Samuel Murray in Eakin")
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.jpg "Thomas Eakins, Nude, Playing Pipes by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Swimming Hole, 1885 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Standing Nude Samuel Murray, c. 1890-1892 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Unidentified Model by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Rock Thrower, c. 1883 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Walt Whitman, 1891 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "William Rush Carving His Allegorical Figure of the Schuylkill River by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Study for Arcadia, c. 1883 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Agnew Clinic by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "J. Laurie Wallace Study for Arcadia, c. 1883 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Susan Hannah Macdowell, c. 1880-1882 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Eakins")
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.jpg "Wrestlers by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Wrestlers in Eakins")
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.jpg "Study for Swimming by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Thorn Puller, c. 1883 by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-135563).jpg "Two Male Students in Grecian Costume Before a Plaster Cast of the Three Fates from the Elgin Marbles by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Biglin Brothers Racing, 1872 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Thomas Eakins and Students by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Dr. Albert C. Getchell by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Female Portrait by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Cat in Eakins")
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.jpg "The Oarsmen by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "John Biglin in a Single Scull by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "William Rush")
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.jpg "Man on a Ladder with Dissected Horse")
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.jpg "Marey Wheel Photographs of Unidentified Model by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Dr. Horatio C. Wood by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Mrs. Mary Arthur by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Champion Single Sculls Max Schmitt in a Single Scull by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "William Rush Carving His Allegorical Figure of the Schuylkill River by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Artist")
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.jpg "Gross Clinic by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-588568).jpg "Lillie by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Salutat by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Carmelita Requena, 1869 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Standing Piper Study for Arcadia by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Study for William Rush Carving His Allegorical Figure of the Schuylkill River by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Riter Fitzgerald, c.1895 by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-7229).jpg "Two Female Models in Classical Costume with Eakins Sculpture Arcadia by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Study for Swimming by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Marey Wheel Photographs of Unidentified Model, with Eadweard Muybridge Notations by Thomas Eakins")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-636189).jpg "Study for Black Boy Dancing: The Banjo Player, c.1877 by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-117210).jpg "Samuel Murray, Thomas Eakins and William O")
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.jpg "William Rush Carving His Allegorical Figure of the Schuylkill River by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Amelia Van Buren by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Miss Amelia Van Buren by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Maud Cook (later Maud Cook Reid) by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Portrait of John B. Gest by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Samuel Murray by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Biglin Brothers Turning the Stake, 1873 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Susan Hannah Macdowell, Unidentified Girl, Elizabeth Macdowell, and Possibly Mary Macdowell by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Gross Clinic by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Frank MacDowell by Thomas Eakins")
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 1904 - (MeisterDrucke-253427).jpg "Portrait of Mrs. Kern Dodge (Helen Peterson Greene), 1904 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Three Children and a Dog Playing in the Creek by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Portrait of Dr. Edward Anthony Spitzka by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "In His Study by Thomas Eakins")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-7179).jpg "The Pianist (Stanley Addicks) by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Biglin Brothers Turning the Stake by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Dancing Lesson by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Mr. MacDowell by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Letitia Wilson Jordan by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Marey Wheel Photographs of Unidentified Model by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Sketch of a Cowboy at Work by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Portrait of Clara J. Mather by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Two Male Students in Grecian Costume Before a Plaster Cast of Aphrodite in the Cast Room of the Pen... by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Portrait of James Carroll Beckwith, 1904 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Edward W. Redfield by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Singing a Pathetic Song, 1881 by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "William H. Macdowell by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Pathetic Song by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Study for \"Negro Boy Dancing\": The Banjo Player by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Samuel Murray by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "The Biglin Brothers Racing by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Sailing by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "In a Swimsuit by Thomas Eakins")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1366419).jpg "The Veteran (Portrait of George Reynolds) by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Portrait of Elizabeth L. Burton by Thomas Eakins")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Thomas Eakins")
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In 19th century America, most people did not have much time to study styles and artistic expressions. Art, that was something that was debated in the elite circles of the East Coast by gentlemen with fine cigars. It was the art movement of realism that tried to build a bridge between these worlds. Driven by the desire to create vivid and objective art, a number of painters now devoted themselves to depicting everyday scenes, most notably Thomas Eakins (1844-1916), who is now considered one of the most important American painters of the period.
Thomas Eakins' family had Irish roots, but unlike many other families of that origin the Eakins were quite well off and Thomas, the eldest son, enjoyed a good school education which gave him insights into many subjects. His thirst for knowledge became the basis for the representational, realistic art with which Thomas Eakins would later make a name for himself. Inspired by old masters such as Rembrandt or Diego Velázquez, fired by his own experiences and conversations with his good friend Walt Whitman and trained through study periods at famous art academies such as the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Eakins knew how to give art new forms of expression. His works include scenes of people in a rowing boat or athletes in training. These images are shots of moments and moments taken from a continuous sequence of moments.
In Eakins' work there are also scenes from his family life. In general you can recognize an autobiographical note in many of his pictures. For example, the artist appears as a rower in the background of his work "Max Schmitt in One" or as an attentive observer of an operation in "The Agnew Clinic". The motif of the clinical operation reappears later in "Die Klinik Gross". These two pictures are representative of the increasing tendency towards provocation in Eakins' works. Despite this, his works still impress with their sharp realism, which often lends the persons depicted a deep-seated expressiveness. For Thomas Eakins, commercial success during his lifetime was largely absent. Towards the end of his career, he also devoted himself increasingly to photography, but he is still primarily known and appreciated as a gifted painter of intense depictions of everyday life.
In 19th century America, most people did not have much time to study styles and artistic expressions. Art, that was something that was debated in the elite circles of the East Coast by gentlemen with fine cigars. It was the art movement of realism that tried to build a bridge between these worlds. Driven by the desire to create vivid and objective art, a number of painters now devoted themselves to depicting everyday scenes, most notably Thomas Eakins (1844-1916), who is now considered one of the most important American painters of the period.
Thomas Eakins' family had Irish roots, but unlike many other families of that origin the Eakins were quite well off and Thomas, the eldest son, enjoyed a good school education which gave him insights into many subjects. His thirst for knowledge became the basis for the representational, realistic art with which Thomas Eakins would later make a name for himself. Inspired by old masters such as Rembrandt or Diego Velázquez, fired by his own experiences and conversations with his good friend Walt Whitman and trained through study periods at famous art academies such as the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Eakins knew how to give art new forms of expression. His works include scenes of people in a rowing boat or athletes in training. These images are shots of moments and moments taken from a continuous sequence of moments.
In Eakins' work there are also scenes from his family life. In general you can recognize an autobiographical note in many of his pictures. For example, the artist appears as a rower in the background of his work "Max Schmitt in One" or as an attentive observer of an operation in "The Agnew Clinic". The motif of the clinical operation reappears later in "Die Klinik Gross". These two pictures are representative of the increasing tendency towards provocation in Eakins' works. Despite this, his works still impress with their sharp realism, which often lends the persons depicted a deep-seated expressiveness. For Thomas Eakins, commercial success during his lifetime was largely absent. Towards the end of his career, he also devoted himself increasingly to photography, but he is still primarily known and appreciated as a gifted painter of intense depictions of everyday life.
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.jpg "Standing Nude Samuel Murray by Thomas Eakins")
 - (MeisterDrucke-180301).jpg "Portrait of Amelia Van Buren, 1889 by Thomas Eakins")
.jpg "The Chess Players by Thomas Eakins")
.jpg "The Thinker: Portrait of Louis N. Kenton by Thomas Eakins")