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On the Thames

Artist Donald Shaw MacLaughlan (American, 1876-1938)
Date1910
Dimensions2 3/4 x 6 1/4 in.
MediumEtching
ClassificationPrints
Credit LineGift of Alice Roullier
Object number
1933.240
Not on View
Label TextWhile France and Italy supplied most of MacLaughlan’s artistic inspiration, he also travelled a good deal in Great Britain. In London MacLaughlan emulated Whistler by producing a number of etchings inspired by the River Thames. In the far background of this print, beyond the wharves, the artist has etched two circular fuel tanks. These modern structures were likely not yet present when Whistler began his landmark series The Thames Set in 1859.Published ReferencesR 152Exhibition HistoryTMA, Storytelling in Miniature, October 7, 2011-March 4, 2012.
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