Venice, James McNeill Whistler, 1879/1880
James Abbott McNeill Whistler, portretJames Abbott McNeill WhistlerVerenigde Staten, 1834–1903

Venice

1879/1880 · Print

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Waar is „Venice” nu? Collectie: National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Nu niet te zien. Gecontroleerd 29 september 2026.

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1984.14.1

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In het leven van James Abbott McNeill Whistler

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  1. 1877

    Libel Suit Against Ruskin

    In 1877 Whistler sued the critic John Ruskin, who had condemned his "Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket," demanding 1,000 pounds in damages. Because of the criticism, his works fell out of favour.

  2. 25 – 26 November 1878

    The Trial of Whistler v. Ruskin

    On 25–26 November 1878 the suit was heard in the High Court. The jury returned a verdict in Whistler's favour but awarded damages of one farthing, and costs were split between the parties.

  3. 8 May 1879

    Bankruptcy

    Legal costs and debts from the construction of the White House on Tite Street forced Whistler to declare bankruptcy on 8 May 1879; his collection, possessions, and house went to auction.

  4. 1879

    Trip to Venice

    After the trial, Whistler accepted a commission for twelve etchings and arrived in Venice in September 1879. The three-month trip stretched to fourteen months: over 50 etchings, nocturnes, and more than 100 pastels.

  5. January 1881

    Mother's Death; the Name McNeill

    In January 1881 the artist's mother, Anna Whistler, died. In her honour he adopted her maiden name, "McNeill," as his middle name.

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