Sidney Lawrence Brackett (1852-1910) was born in Boston and studied
under John B. Johnson and Frederic Porter Vinton. He was a member
of the Boston Art Club, where his work appeared in exhibitions
throughout the 1890s and into the first decade of the twentieth
century.
Brackett is particularly known for his detailed and lifelike animal
paintings, which remain among the most outstanding American examples of
a genre largely lost today. He successfully combined realism with (showing 500 of 1300 characters). |
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