Thomas Eakins - John Beglin in Single Scull Coffee Mug

Thomas Eakins’ masterpiece “John Beglin in Single Scull”. Born in 1844, Eakins is considered by many to be one of the great American painters. His passion was anatomy and the beauty of the human body. Unlike the impressionists, he was interested in portraying a total reality; painting each part of the body as a working part of an exquisitely integrated structure.

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Classic White Mug

Start your day with a laugh or a picture of your favourite people. Our white mug showcases any text, graphics or photo beautifully. Comes in 325ml or 444ml sizes and has a large, easy to hold handle. Makes a great gift! Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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Thomas Eakins - John Beglin in Single Scull Coffee Mug

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Thomas Eakins - John Beglin in Single Scull

Thomas Eakins’ masterpiece “John Beglin in Single Scull”. Born in 1844, Eakins is considered by many to be one of the great American painters. His passion was anatomy and the beauty of the human body. Unlike the impressionists, he was interested in portraying a total reality; painting each part of the body as a working part of an exquisitely integrated structure.

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