(Nocturne in Grey and Gold: Chelsea Snow, 1876)
(Nocturne in Blue and Silver, c. 1871-1872)
But I started to love his portrait work a while ago when I visited the Frick Collection in NYC.

(Harmony in Pink and Grey: Portrait of Lady Meux 1881-1882)

(Symphony in Flesh Colour and Pink: Portrait of Mrs Frances Leyland 1872-1873)
Just like his landscapes, I like how moody his subjects appear without any dramtic gestures. James McNeill Whistler transmits the subjects outward grace and the inner unrest.
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