Impressionist Robert William Vonnoh
Robert William Vonnoh (1858-1933) was born in the U.S. city of Hatford.
C 1875 through 1879 he studied at the Boston art school
In 1881 he went to Paris and continued his artistic education at the Academy Julian.
In 1883 he returned to Boston and in 1887 he worked as a teacher in the Boston school of the arts Coles and the School of the Museum of fine arts Boston.
In 1887 Vonnoh again went to France and settled in the town of Grez-sur-Loing, home to a large colony of artists from all over Europe. It was here that he began to form an impressionistic style landscapes of Wonka.
In 1891, Vonnoh returned to America, but occasionally he visited France.
Since the mid-1920s due to the deterioration of view, Vonnoh almost stopped painting.