Starting 1880, he was using photography as an aid to painting. His works had the sense of form and the clarity of vision that were to mark his style. In 1870, he returned to Philadelphia, where he would live for the rest of his life. Here, Thomas Eakins https://americanart.si.edu/artist/thomas-eakins-1380 took for subjects the life of Philadelphia of the 1870s. His works revealed an emotional attachment to his community. He died on a June day, 1916, and is buried at The Woodlands, near the University of Pennsylvania (West Philadelphia). His Portrait of Maud Cook (1895), waiting for you at Yale University Art Gallery.
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