Article: Art revolutionary Whistler was about much more than mom.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)

Byline: Frank Provenzano

DETROIT _ With a monocle wedged over one eye and a thin cane held like a wand in his hand, James McNeill Whistler peers with unflinching conceit in a portrait by one of his most famous colleagues.

The flattering work painted about 120 years ago by William Merritt Chase captures the essence of Whistler's outspoken character and casts a larger-than-life shadow in "American Attitude: Whistler & His Followers," the eagerly awaited stellar exhibit opening March 14 at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Who is this guy, anyway?

He's more than the rakish expatriate who lived abroad most of his adult life, signed his work ...

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