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John LaFarge
LaFarge was born in New York City to wealthy French parents and was raised bilingually. His interest in art began during his studies at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland and St. John's College (now Fordham University) in New York. He initially intended to study law, but this changed after his first visit to Paris, France in 1856.[1] Stimulated by the arts in the city, he studied with Thomas Couture and became acquainted with notable literary people. LaFarge also studied with the painter William Morris Hunt in Newport, Rhode Island. LaFarge's earliest drawings and landscapes, from his studies in Newport, show marked originality, especially in the handling of color values. He was a pioneer in the study of Japanese art, the influence of which is seen in his work. During his life, LaFarge maintained a studio at 51 West 10th Street in Greenwich Village, which now is part of the site of Eugene Lang College at the New School University.[5] Between 1859 and 1870, he illustrated Tennyson's Enoch Arden and Robert Browning's Men and Women. LaFarge made extensive travels in Asia and the South Pacific, which inspired his painting. He visited Japan in 1886, and the South Seas in 1890 and 1891, in particular spending time and absorbing the culture of Tahiti.[1] Henry Adams accompanied him on these trips as a travel companion.[1] He visited Hawaii in September of 1890, where he painted scenic spots on Oahu and traveled to the Island of Hawaii to paint an active volcano.[6] He learned several languages (ancient and modern), and was erudite in literature and art; by his cultured personality and reflective conversation, he influenced many other people. Though naturally a questioner, he venerated the traditions of religious art, and preserved his Catholic faith. On his death in 1910, John LaFarge was interred in the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.
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Tulips and Hyacinths
Tulips and Hyacinths
John LaFarge
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Butterflies and Foliage
Butterflies and Foliage
John LaFarge
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Hollyhocks
Hollyhocks
John LaFarge
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Apple Blossoms
Apple Blossoms
John LaFarge
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Crater of Kilauea and Dana Lake in Twilight
Crater of Kilauea and Dana Lake in Twilight
John LaFarge
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The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura Known as the Diabutsu from the Priest s Garden
The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura Known as the Diabutsu from the Priest s Garden
John LaFarge
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The Tomb of Iyeyasu Tokugawa
The Tomb of Iyeyasu Tokugawa
John LaFarge
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Portrait of Faase the Taupo or Official Virgin of Fagaloa Bay and Her Duenna Samoa
Portrait of Faase the Taupo or Official Virgin of Fagaloa Bay and Her Duenna Samoa
John LaFarge
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Fagaloa Bay Samoa 1890 The Taupo Gaase Marshalling the Women Who Bring Presents of Food
Fagaloa Bay Samoa 1890 The Taupo Gaase Marshalling the Women Who Bring Presents of Food
John LaFarge
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Fruit of the Mangosteen Java
Fruit of the Mangosteen Java
John LaFarge
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Crater of Kilauea Sunrise
Crater of Kilauea Sunrise
John LaFarge
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Portrait of Faase the Taupo of Fagaloa Bay Samoa
Portrait of Faase the Taupo of Fagaloa Bay Samoa
John LaFarge
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Wild Roses and Irises
Wild Roses and Irises
John LaFarge
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On the Bayou Teche Louisiana
On the Bayou Teche Louisiana
John LaFarge
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Price: $192.87
The Peak of Maua Roa Noon Island of Moorea Society Islands Uponuhu
The Peak of Maua Roa Noon Island of Moorea Society Islands Uponuhu
John LaFarge
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The Hibiscus Tahiti Society Islands 1891
The Hibiscus Tahiti Society Islands 1891
John LaFarge
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Price: $177.40
A Brittany Beadle Sketch from Nature
A Brittany Beadle Sketch from Nature
John LaFarge
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A Bridle Path in Tahiti aka Bridle Path Tahiti
A Bridle Path in Tahiti aka Bridle Path Tahiti
John LaFarge
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Price: $181.45
Camellia in Old Chinese Vase on Black Lacquer Table
Camellia in Old Chinese Vase on Black Lacquer Table
John LaFarge
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Peonies in a Breeze
Peonies in a Breeze
John LaFarge
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John LaFarge
LaFarge was born in New York City to wealthy French parents and was raised bilingually. His interest in art began during his studies at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland and St. John's College (now Fordham University) in New York. He initially intended to study law, but this changed after his first visit to Paris, France in 1856.[1] Stimulated by the arts in the city, he studied with Thomas Couture and became acquainted with notable literary people. LaFarge also studied with the painter William Morris Hunt in Newport, Rhode Island. LaFarge's earliest drawings and landscapes, from his studies in Newport, show marked originality, especially in the handling of color values. He was a pioneer in the study of Japanese art, the influence of which is seen in his work. During his life, LaFarge maintained a studio at 51 West 10th Street in Greenwich Village, which now is part of the site of Eugene Lang College at the New School University.[5] Between 1859 and 1870, he illustrated Tennyson's Enoch Arden and Robert Browning's Men and Women. LaFarge made extensive travels in Asia and the South Pacific, which inspired his painting. He visited Japan in 1886, and the South Seas in 1890 and 1891, in particular spending time and absorbing the culture of Tahiti.[1] Henry Adams accompanied him on these trips as a travel companion.[1] He visited Hawaii in September of 1890, where he painted scenic spots on Oahu and traveled to the Island of Hawaii to paint an active volcano.[6] He learned several languages (ancient and modern), and was erudite in literature and art; by his cultured personality and reflective conversation, he influenced many other people. Though naturally a questioner, he venerated the traditions of religious art, and preserved his Catholic faith. On his death in 1910, John LaFarge was interred in the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.

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