A contemporary of the Impressionists, the late 19th-century society painter James Tissot (1836-1902) is remembered best for capturing the more mundane aspects of fashionable company: ladies ...

James Tissot, “London Visitors” (about 1874), oil on canvas, Toledo Museum of Art (image courtesy the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) In 1882, Newton died of tuberculosis at the age of ...

The 19th-century French painter James Tissot may be the greatest artist many people know next to nothing about. Despite being a successful international art-star in his day, and his friendships with ...

In the case of the French artist James Tissot (1836-1902), however, the evidence of his conversion 125 years ago is still plain for all to see.

tissot's novel art work; sketches he has made of women in paris. eminent authors who will write about them--some of the subjects and the details of publication.

There is an 1881 print by the French artist James Tissot now showing at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto that depicts a fashionable woman relaxing in a garden on a summer evening. The Epiphany ...

The BYU Museum of Art opened their exhibit 'Prophets, Priests, and Queens: James Tissot's Men and Women of the Old Testament' to the public after eight years of preparation. This new exhibition ...

In the Art Institute's "Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity," painter James Tissot's muse stands in sharp focus.

Two Figures at a Door (The Proposal), 1872. James Tissot (French, 1836–1902). Oil on canvas; unframed: 101 x 61.5 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Ralph and Terry Kovel and Family and the John L ...

At the time, artists had flooded market with fair-haired, soft-focus, generically lukewarm versions of Son of God. French painter James Tissot (1836-1910) had a different idea.