Objects We Love: Breakfast in the Loggia @NatAsianArt
Objects We Love: Breakfast in the Loggia @NatAsianArt
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Take an art break and join the diners in American artist John Singer Sargent’s “Breakfast in the Loggia” for an al fresco meal! Docent Martha Bari shares why she loves this charming painting for both the story it tells and the dazzling brushwork that made Sargent so famous.


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Objects We Love: Breakfast in the Loggia

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