James Whistler (1834-1903) was an American Painter and etcher. His lawsuit against Ruskin was an example of his efforts to publicize his art. He was influenced by Velasquez and Japanese print artists. Among his best known paintings are Old Battersea Bridge, Portrait of My Mother, The Artist's Studio, and Portrait of Thomas Carlyle. This painting is titled In the Channel and is an impression of grey sea-weather. In it, we have the color equivalent of that expressive economy that Whistler practiced with his line. And we have the butterfly touchlike like a butterlfly alighting.
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