It is not often that you find stained glass on the 11th floor of a mid-century skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan. The “LaFarge Windows,” housed in the offices of America Media, have little to do with ...

A photograph recently acquired by the Bowdoin College Museum of Art shows artist John La Farge at work in his studio on his mural Athens (1898). It is relatively rare to find photographs of American ...

New York Times critic Eve Kahn recovers the remarkable life of Hettie Anderson (1873–1938), the model for the central figure in John La Farge’s mural at the BCMA In the 1890s, a charismatic brunette ...

The artist; Mary Whitney Lawrence [La Farge's studio assistant]; Alden Sampson [died 1925]; his son Edward Sampson [died 1978]; sold at auction in Trenton, N. J. after Sampson's death; purchased by ...

A large number of dowagers crowded into the ancient elevator of New York’s Wildenstein Galleries last week to ride up to a most extraordinary family exhibi-tion—the work of the talented La Farges, ...

John La Farge and the Recovery of the Sacred presents more than 85 paintings, stained glass windows, and works on paper by one of America’s finest and most complex artists. John La Farge (1835–1910) ...

The language and thought of art historian Katie Kresser are by turns painterly and poetic, then sharply penetrating in their logic and analytic edge. Unlike the rather dry rhetoric one sometimes ...

One page typed letter from John La Farge to New York Society Library Librarian Frank B. Bigelow (whom La Farge addresses as J.B. Bigelow) regarding a request by Bigelow for the 1894 Society of ...