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  • James McNeill Whistler
    James McNeill Whistler
    / The move to London

    …of his charming home, the White House in Chelsea. He went to Venice with his mistress, Maud Franklin. He remained there for 14 months and soon became a center of attraction among the many foreign artists who congregated in the city. He seldom painted in oils there, however, and spent…

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    …of his charming home, the White House in Chelsea. He went to Venice with his mistress, Maud Franklin. He remained there for 14 months and soon became a center of attraction among the many foreign artists who congregated in the city. He seldom painted in oils there, however, and spent…

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