J. Allen St. John
(American, New York, NY 1872 - 1957)
Painted 1 Mountie subject in 1944.
J. Allen St. John was the oldest of all the Mountie artists. Born in 1875, he spent several years in Paris (1883-86) with his
mother, who was studying art there. He studied at the Art
Student's League in New York with William Merritt Chase, Harry Mowbray,
J. Carrol Beckwith and Kenyon Cox, between 1897-1900. In Paris
between 1906-1908, St. John studied at (showing 500 of 1410 characters). |
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