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ID: 500028436
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Record Type: Person |
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McLaughlin, John (American painter, 1898-1976)
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Note: His exposure to Asian art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston had a profound influence. 1935 he moved to Japan, and studied the art and language. He returned to Boston in 1938, and opened The Tokaido, Inc., a gallery which specializing in Japanese prints Asiana. He studied Japanese at the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, and served the United States Marine Corps in World War II as a translator. In addition to Japanese art and Eastern philosophy, he was influenced by European modernists such as Kasimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian. McLaughlin painted spare, minimalist canvases and was a core member of Southern California's Abstract Classicists, or hard-edge painters. |
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McLaughlin, John (preferred,V,index,LC) |
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John McLaughlin (V,display) |
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John K. McLaughlin (V) |
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McLaughlin, John D. (V) |
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Mclaughlin, John D. (V) |
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John D. Mclaughlin (V) |
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(American painter, 1898-1976) ..... [VP Preferred]
(artist, 1898-1976) ..... [GRL]
(American artist, 1898-1976) ..... [WL-Courtauld]
(American artist, 1898-1976) ..... [WCI]
(American painter, 1898-1976) ..... [PROV]
(American painter, 1898-1976) ..... [BHA]
(American artist, 1898-) ..... [WCP]
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