John Singer Sargent

impressionism

Sargent Paintings 1856 - 1925 Painter, Guitarist, United States, American Impressionism

Breakfast in the Loggia , 1910

Oil on canvas, 51.5 x 71 cm (20 1/4 x 27 15/16 in)

National museum of Asian Art, London, Great Britain

Figurative Art

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OIL PAINTING: Breakfast in the Loggia , 1910
The women in Breakfast in the Loggia are Lady Richmond (wife of Sir William Blake Richmond, best known for his mosaics in the chancel of St Paul's cathedral London) and Jane de Glehn who also appeared in The Garden Wall. All the paintings are from the Villa Torre Galli at Scandicci on the outskirts of Florence, where Sargent stayed with a party of friends during the autumn of 1910.