Episode 575
The provided text is an extensive Wikipedia article detailing the life, career, and legacy of the American painter and printmaker, James McNeill Whistler (1834–1903). The source offers a chronological overview, starting with his early life in New England, Russia, and his time at West Point before moving to Europe to study art. The article focuses heavily on his artistic philosophy, particularly his commitment to "art for art's sake" and his development of Tonalism, exemplified by works like his Nocturnes and the iconic "Whistler's Mother" portrait. Key events covered include his controversial Ruskin libel trial, his innovative interior design work such as The Peacock Room, and his significant influence on other artists, establishing him as a major figure in the Aesthetic Movement.
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