Question

Which subjects did John Sloan depict in his paintings? scenes of everyday life in New York City scenes of life on a farm in New York State rural buildings located in New York suburbs

Answer 1

Answer:

Scenes of everyday life in New York City

Explanation:

John Sloan (1871- 1951) was an American painter and artist who is credited with, being among the founders of Ashcan school of American Art.

Sloan during his initial days, worked as a artist with commercial newspaper. Thereafter, he joined 8 talented artists for a protest against National Academy, which went on to reform the American art.

Sloan's works of art, his paintings usually dealt with the subject of urban New York life that he witnessed himself while walking down the streets and in his own neighborhood. His observation of human behavior on the streets of New York, formed one of the the subjects of his paintings.

Sloan was also highly interested in social reforms , moving pictures and cinematic beauty.