was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
Emily Sargent, artist in her own right travelled often with her brother
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
A copy of a painting by J.M.W. Turner
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
A copy of a painting by J.M.W. Turner
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
This was one of the watercolors in a box of 400 watercolors was found in a home in England in the late 1990's.
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
This was one of the watercolors in a box of 400 watercolors was found in a home in England in the late 1990's.
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
This watercolor illustrates that Emily Sargent visited Cape Ann.
was artist in her own right. She was close friends with her brother, John Singer; they travelled and painted together throughout their lives. She favored watercolors and is known to have spent time in museums copying works by European masters.
This was one of the watercolors in a box of 400 watercolors was found in a home in England in the late 1990's.
donated to the Museum for working collection