Boston art community

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The Boston art community is a historically rich network of artists, institutions, and patrons centered in Boston, known for its influential role in American painting, education, and cultural life.

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instanceOf art community
cultural network
associatedWithArtist Childe Hassam
Edmund C. Tarbell
Frank Weston Benson
linked to: Frank W. Benson

Gilbert Stuart
Hyman Bloom
Jack Levine
John Singer Sargent
John Singleton Copley
Karl Zerbe
Maurice Prendergast
William McGregor Paxton
Winslow Homer
associatedWithPatron Boston Brahmin families
linked to: New England Brahmin

Isabella Stewart Gardner
Lilla Cabot Perry
country United States
developedFrom colonial-era portrait tradition in Boston
hasArtisticMovement Boston Expressionism
Boston Impressionism
Boston School (painting)
hasCharacteristic emphasis on painting
integration with literary culture
museum-centered exhibition culture
strong ties to educational institutions
hasHistoricalPeriodOfProminence 19th century
early 20th century
includesInstitution Boston Arts Academy
Boston Athenæum
linked to: Boston Athenaeum

Boston Center for the Arts
Boston Printmakers
Boston Public Library
Boston Sculptors Gallery
Boston University School of Visual Arts
Cambridge Art Association
Harvard Art Museums
Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
MIT List Visual Arts Center
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Massachusetts College of Art and Design Bakalar & Paine Galleries
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University
influenced American art
American painting
knownFor American painting
art education
cultural life
language English
locatedIn Boston
playsRoleIn regional cultural identity of New England
training of American artists

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William Morris Hunt influenced Boston art community