James Jacques Joseph TissotFrankrig, 1836–1902Portsmouth Dockyard
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Portsmouth Dockyard is an oil painting on canvas by French artist James Tissot, from 1877. It is a reworking of his 1876 painting On The Thames, which also depicts a man and two women in a boat.
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Imens i livet hos James Jacques Joseph Tissot
Hele livet1869–1876
Employed by: Vanity Fair
1871–1882 · Virkested
London
1875 or 1876
Meets Kathleen Newton
In 1875 or 1876 Tissot met Kathleen Newton, an Irish divorcee who became his companion and the sitter for dozens of his paintings and studies. Their relationship quickly became intimate.
1876 · Virkested
Ramsgate
1876
Cecil George Newton is born
In 1876 Kathleen gave birth to a son, Cecil George Newton, who is believed to be Tissot's.
1877
Kathleen moves in with Tissot
In 1877 Kathleen Newton moved into Tissot's house. His Catholic faith did not recognise her divorce, but they lived openly as husband and wife (the servants called her “Madame Tissot”), and Tissot later called these years the happiest of his life: he could be a family man, and her children often visited.
