A school for cans with ashes in them
the ashcan school of amercan art is a great school for gifted and talented art designer and are only for people that want to learn
William glackens
In the early period of American painting, styles were heavily influenced by European traditions, focusing on realism and historical subjects. By the mid-19th century, movements such as the Hudson River School introduced a romanticized portrayal of American landscapes, emphasizing nature's beauty and the sublime. This shift was furthered by the rise of American Impressionism and the Ashcan School, which embraced more modern, urban themes and expressive techniques. Overall, American painting evolved from European imitation to a unique expression of American identity and experience.
business school: School of Commerce in Barcelona and art school: La Lonya School of Fine Arts in Catalonia. Both schools were/are in Spain.
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the ashcan school of amercan art is a great school for gifted and talented art designer and are only for people that want to learn
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Not really. He was a member of the American group 'The Ashcan School'.
William glackens
ashcan school
Ashcan School
A garbage can is called an ashcan because the garbage in it is like ash and it's a garbage CAN. ;)
An ashcan is a container for ashes, used in olden times for accumulating ashes generated from wood and coal fires for disposal elsewhere.
An ashbin is another name for an ashcan - a container for ashes, or US slang for a large firecracker.
The cast of Ashcan Copies - 2012 includes: Danny Davidson as Passerby Frytka Evans as Trixie Laura Fontaine as Traci Cat Ipsan as Janice Rania Peet as Grace Matt Sylvester as Catatonic Andy Sylvester as Dealer
George Luks painted Hester Street, a big city scene. In a related mode, Maurice Prendergast painted busy summer beaches, and, conversely, some city themes as well.
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