A little quiz
There is only one correct answer for each question.
Question 1:
Where was Ethel Sands born?
Question 2:
Which artist encouraged Sands to study painting in Paris?
Question 3:
Who was Ethel Sands's lifelong partner?
Question 4:
What were the primary subjects of Ethel Sands's paintings?
Question 5:
In which year did Ethel Sands become a naturalised British citizen?
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Questions & Answers
How long did Ethel Sands live?
89 years (1873–1962)
Is Ethel Sands's work still under copyright?
Yes, works by this artist are still under copyright.
When and where was Ethel Sands born?
1873, Newport, United States
Where was Ethel Sands born?
Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Where is Ethel Sands from?
United States
What were the primary subjects of Ethel Sands's paintings?
Still lifes and interiors
How many of Ethel Sands's paintings are on ArtsDot.com?
1
When did Ethel Sands die?
1962
Which artist encouraged Sands to study painting in Paris?
John Singer Sargent
What art period did Ethel Sands belong to?
Modern