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A Liberal on Canvas

Faison Jr., S. Lane | March 19, 1955 issue

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This article presents information about the book "John Sloan: A Painter's Life," by Van Wyck Brooks. This book is not a book on art criticism but the record of a man. On the whole it is the best kind of book on painter John Sloan. For it is possible to conclude that the man outstripped the artist in Sloan as a contributor to American culture. The art of Sloan, being primarily illustrative, lends itself to appraisal by a man of letters. As a biography this book fills a much needed gap. That Sloan became a painter at all is testimony to two things: the inspiration of Robert Henri and his own courage.

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JOHN Sloan (Book); BROOKS, Van Wyck; PAINTERS; ART; ARTISTS; BIOGRAPHY
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