he chose were quite distinct from Frieseke's, more poignant and lovely, less in the Renoir mode." Late in his career, his work turned darker in palette and more somber in subject and these paintings are not in the same demand as the sunnier depictions of idle women. Prominent students Mildred Burrage Catharine Carter Critcher John "Jack" Frost Theodore Lukits (1897–1992) Leon Makielski Harriette Adams Miller Hilda Rix Nicholas Pauline Palmer Christian von Schneidau See also Académie Julian American Impressionism Art colony California Art Club California Plein-Air Painting Decorative Impressionism En plein air French Impressionism Notes References Kane, Marie Louise, A Bright Oasis: The Paintings of Richard Miller, New York: Jordan Volpe Gallery, 1997 Ball, Robert and Max W. Gottschalk, Richard E, Miller N.A.: An Impression and Appreciation, St. Louis, Missouri, Llongmore Fund, 1968 Morseburg, Jeffrey, Richard E. Miller, Fond Impressions, Los Angeles, California (Biographical Essay) Seares, Mabel Urmy, "Richard Miller in Pasadena" Los Angeles Graphic, September 9, 1916, p. 4 Seares, Mabel Urmy, "Richard Miller in a California Garden, California Southland, no. 38, February, 1923, pp. 10–11 Cape Cod Mourns Richard E. Miller (obituary) Provincetown Advocate, January 28, 1943, front page External links Calilifornia Art Club, Home to Several Giverny Impressionists Village of Giverny Web Site Giverny Impressionism Website Musee American in Giverny 19th-century American painters American male painters 20th-century American painters American Impressionist painters American portrait painters Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts alumni Académie Julian alumni 1875 births 1943 deaths American expatriates in France Washington University in St. Louis alumni