Color Palettes: James Abbott McNeil Whistler (1834-1903)

by Matthew Innis |

  American expatriate, James Abbott McNeil Whistler, painted at a time of great excitement and change within the art world. While a student in Paris at the Academy of Charles Gleyre, he was friend and classmate to the artists who would alter the face of art, those painters who would become known as The Impressionists,…

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