Philip
Wilson Steer
English
Artist (1860-1942)
Steer was among the leaders of British
artists in his generation who looked to France for inspiration. One of
the only few truly English Impressionist. He trained in Paris 1882-4 (around
the time Sargent was reaching his height there) and revisiting France four
times between 1887 and 1891.
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