Everett Shinn

American painter and illustrator of realism

Everett Shinn - Artists & Creatives born 1876
Born

1876
150 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American painter and illustrator, prominent in the early 20th century, contributed significantly to the Ashcan School of realism. Focused on urban life, street scenes, and theater, displayed a keen interest in capturing the essence of the human experience. Worked as an illustrator for various publications and created notable works that reflected the vibrancy of city life. Participated in exhibitions that showcased the work of the Ashcan School and influenced contemporary artists.

Created 'The Little Theatre'

Illustrated for 'The New York Times'

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