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Hopper's spare, smoothly detailed works portray a sense of both beauty and isolation in the American landscape.

Although Stella was born in Italy, he became a U.S. citizen in 1923. His best-known works combine Futurist elements with American subjects such as the Brooklyn Bridge.

The youngest artist of The Eight, Everett Shinn's life and work revolved around the bright lure of the theater and fascinating city scenes.

John Sloan's talent and compassion for humanity made him one of the Ashcan School's greatest artists.

Bellows' talent was boosted by an intense vitality and curiosity towards life. Well-known for his boxing-related work, he also excelled at landscapes and portaits.

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Henri was an influential teacher of such students as artist Edward Hopper and a founding member of The Ash Can School of painting.

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The story of Gramercy Park, a New York City landmark.This private park has been in existence since the middle of the 19th century