James Abbott McNeill Whistler, a renowned American artist, was known for his exceptional talent and unique artistic style. His works encompassed various subjects and mediums, showcasing his versatility as an artist. In "The Little Nude Model, " painted in 1889/1890, Whistler captures the innocence and vulnerability of a young girl posing for him. The delicate brushstrokes and soft colors create a sense of intimacy in this beautiful piece. "The Unsafe Tenement" is one of twelve etchings from nature that make up "The French Set. " Created in 1858, this work sheds light on the harsh realities faced by those living in impoverished conditions during that time period. Whistler's "Crouching Figure" serves as a study for his larger work titled "The White Symphony: Three Girls. " Painted between 1869-1870, this piece showcases Whistler's attention to detail and ability to capture human form with precision. Henri-Charles Guerard collaborated with Whistler on several pieces including "Whistler, " a portrait created around 1888. Guerard's skillful execution highlights the artist's enigmatic personality through intricate details and subtle nuances. Another collaboration between Guerard and Whistler resulted in the iconic painting known as "Whistlers Mother. " This masterpiece from c. 1883 portrays maternal love with simplicity yet profound emotion. Count Robert de Montesquiou-Fezensac became another subject of Guerard's portrayal of Whistler. In this painting from 1894, we see the artist depicted alongside an influential figure who recognized his genius. A meeting between two great minds is captured in Philip William May's artwork titled "Oscar Wilde and Whistler" from 1894. This depiction immortalizes their friendship while showcasing their shared passion for artistry and intellectual pursuits. Victor David Brenner pays tribute to Whistler through two medals commemorating his achievements.