His portrait groups, often arranged in rows of heads and figures like 17th-century Dutch guild portraits, are perhaps most interesting for their portrayal of various literary and artistic persons of the time.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 7 , 1928P. 17 When Otto Kahn gave of his substance to remodel a house in Greenwich Village to provide better living conditions for artistic persons, it was not quite clear to us what constituted an artistic person.
"I never thought of myself as an artistic person.
And for an artistic person, this can be a horrible experience that can change you.
"Looking back, it seems like a logical transition, from artistic person to lawyer protecting artistic people".
In addition, she said, "he looks like an artistic person, like a musician, and acts like a musician".
By many accounts, William Waldorf Astor, who was born in New York, was a shy, artistic person with an inconvenient indifference to the opinions of others.
"In 1961, if you were in any way an artistic person in America, in that vast American landscape, you were a lonely figure," said Strausbaugh.
COHN--Lucille S.,passed away in her home on September 22. Lucille was an artistic person and, other than her closeness to her family, devoted most of her life to various forms of art, including piano playing, singing, painting, tapestries, and writing poetry and prose.
Now, I'm not the most artistic person and I will say that my more creative friends have spent more dedicated time drawing than I have, and the products have been pretty impressive.
"I've always been an artistic person.
