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At Mouquin’s
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At Mouquin's, oil on canvas by William J. Glackens, 1905; in The Art Institute of Chicago.
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At Mouquin’s

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    William J. Glackens

    Among Glackens’s major early paintings, At Mouquin’s (1905) shows a lively New York restaurant in a vivid and robust manner. Later, he became interested in Impressionism and was particularly influenced by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. During the last two decades of his life, Glackens became a regular traveler to Europe, spending much


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    Among Glackens’s major early paintings, At Mouquin’s (1905) shows a lively New York restaurant in a vivid and robust manner. Later, he became interested in Impressionism and was particularly influenced by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. During the last two decades of his life, Glackens became a regular traveler to Europe, spending much


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