Prostitutes in the eyes of various artists. Working the Streets of New York. George Bellows and John French Sloan, two American artists who were part of the Ashcan school, depict prostitutes in their lithographs, but in very different contexts. Before Her Maker and Her Judge. Portrays a prostitute in a completely different context. Unlike the two women in. Before Her Maker and Her Judge.

Art at the Turn of the 20th Century. Four Basic Visual Elements in Art. Gaze and Fashion in Art. Her magnetic gaze, that pierces through the page and directly gazes into your eyes, ties the entire painting together! January 31, 2012.

I found a very interesting article. I also found another really great link that just provides some history about Japanese art and culture. The two woodblock prints above and to the right show traditional geisha clothing while the Tissot painting below shows a young women sporting the Japanese style fashion. I love all of the vibrant colors in all three works of art. Sometimes it Hurts Being Beautiful.

Exploring Fashion through the Brushstrokes of James Tissot. During the 18th century, milliners took the hat-making art out of the home and established the millinery profession. Reading a Book, James Tissot, 1872-1873. By 1860 parasols had become a fashion staple and bonnets became purely ornamental. Due to their reduced functionality, bonnets decreased in size throughout the decade. It had a peaked crown that could be decorated.