Artist: John Sloan (1871 - 1951)
Nationality: American
Movement: Ashcan School
Media: Painting, Graphic Art
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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John Sloan, Mother, 1906
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John Sloan, Seated Nude, 1926
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John Sloan, Sunbathers on the Roof, 1941
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John Sloan, Subway Stairs, 1926
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John Sloan, Winnowing Wheat, 1937
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John Sloan, Black Pot, circa 1937
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John Sloan, Connoisseurs of Prints, 1905
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John Sloan, Turning Out the Light, 1905
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John Sloan, Portrait of Robert Henri, 1902
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John Sloan, Fifth Avenue Critics, 1905
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John Sloan, The Copyist at the Metropolitan Museum, 1908
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John Sloan, Shine, Washington Square, 1923
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John Sloan, Hell Hole (Saloon Interior), 1917
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John Sloan, McSorleys Back Room, 1916
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John Sloan, Seated Male Nude, circa 1922
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Robert Henri , Caricature Portrait of John Sloan, circa early 20th century
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Blanding Sloan, Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Title page in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [41] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [113] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [123] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [89] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untiled, on page [70] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [18] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [16] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [25] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [118] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page 21 in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [73] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [133] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [139] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [143] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, on page [47] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untiled, opposite page [14] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, vignette on page 59 in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled (Mr. Bailey), on page [60] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, vignette on page [108] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, 81 Theatre, vignette on page 62 in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, vignette on page 82 in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932
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Blanding Sloan, Untitled, vignette on page [93] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]), 1932

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (19)
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Art Ireland: Hamilton Sloan
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Gallery of Photography: Victor Sloan: A Major Retrospective
Though he is best known for his images of the Orange Order and the marching season, this exhibition includes other bodies of work such as Belfast Zoo, Vietnamese Boat People and Moving Windows. Mixing intimacy with anonymity, the casual with th...
Plug In: TROUBLES: Tensions Evident Beneath Surface of Northern Irish Images
As well as making 'straight' photographs of considerable poise, Sloan scores and scratches his negatives and reworks his prints with gouache or crayon. He is best known for his images (measuring between four and six feet wide) of the Or...
Georgia Museum of Art: Recent Acquisitions of American Works on Paper
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Metropolitan Museum of Art: City Life: Around the Eight
This installation features a selection of about 25 drawings and small paintings from the Museum's collection by William Glackens, Ernest Lawson, George Luks, Everett Shinn, and John Sloan (all members of the Eight) and their contemporary Geo...
Columbia Museum of Art: Edward Hopper and Urban Realism
Drawn entirely from the Whitney Museum of American Art’s preeminent collection, this exhibition presents the work of Hopper alongside paintings by his peers – those artists who documented and explored the many faces of life in the changing urban e...
Addison Gallery of American Art: Inside and Out: Scenes of American Life from the Addison Collection
These genre works, ranging from formal family portraits, to informal scenes of workers in the landscape, to popular prints produced for publications and mass distribution, represent artists such as Eastman Johnson, Winslow Homer, Enoch W...
Addison Gallery of American Art: Parallel Perspectives: Early Twentieth Century American Art
Painting, sculpture, and works on paper by artists such as George Inness, Ralph Blakekock, George Bellows, Patrick Henry Bruce, Arthur B. Davies, Stuart Davis, Charles Demuth, Marsden Hartley, and Georgia O’Keeffe present the multiple voices of Am...
Frye Art Museum: Heightened Realities: The Monotypes of Ruth Weisberg
The monotype process involves drawing or painting on a flat surface and then transferring the image by means of pressure onto a sheet of paper. Only one strong impression can be taken. Weisberg uses oil paint and printing ink, applying the med...
Frye Art Museum: Scenes of American Life
Scenes of American Life is one of eight exhibitions in Treasures to Go, from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, touring the nation through 2002, while the museum is undergoing a major renovation. The Frye is one of the fortunate sites select...
Phillips Collection: A Collector's Cabinet: Whistler's Lithographs and 20th Century American Prints from the Collection of Steven Block
The understated eloquence of Whistler's lithographs connects the personal exploration of Whistler with the experimentation of early American modernists. Admired by artists, including Alfred Stieglitz, Whistler's contribution ...
Museum of Modern Art: Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
The exhibition also includes a complete retrospective of Pixar films. Demonstrating the symbiotic relationship between traditional and digital media pioneered by the studio over its twenty-year history, Pixar: 20 Years of Animation is a tribute t...
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University: The Changing Garden: Four Centuries of European and American Art
The Changing Garden presents nearly 200 works—prints, drawings, paintings, and photographs—by more than 100 artists. The exhibition includes great names from art history, such as Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Jean-Honoré Fr...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Pride in Place: Landscapes by the Eight in Southern Collections
Early in the twentieth century, Macbeth Gallery in New York City was one of the few commercial venues for the exhibition of contemporary American art. Most opportunities for public access to artists' works were obtained through the exhibitio...
Joslyn Art Museum: Painters and the American West: The Anschutz Collection
Spanning nearly 150 years of American history, the exhibition is drawn from the distinguished collection of Philip Anschutz, who holds the most important assemblage of Western art in private hands. Included in the exhibition are notable works by t...
National Gallery of Canada: Elusive Paradise: The Millennium Prize
The participating artists were chosen by Diana Nemiroff, Curator of Modern Art, National Gallery of Canada after extensive research involving consultations with colleagues in Canada and abroad, visits to artists' studios and to many large inte...
Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum: On the Edge of Your Seat: Popular Theater and Film in Early 20th-Century American Art
On the Edge of Your Seat examines the intersection of cultural forces that shaped American popular entertainment in the early years of the 20th century.  It analyzes how and why people attended vaudeville and early film in droves, contributing to ...
Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum: Light Screens: The Leaded Glass of Frank Lloyd Wright
"Frank Lloyd Wright is such a giant figure in the story of 20th-century American culture, architecture and design," said Elizabeth Broun, the Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. "The museum is delighted to pr...
Museum of Modern Art: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller and Print Collecting: An Early Mission for MoMA
Beginning June 24, 1999, MoMA will present Abby Aldrich Rockefeller and Print Collecting: An Early Mission for MoMA, a display of approximately 100 prints that Mrs. Rockefeller enjoyed in her private collection, before donating them to th...

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