Where did Eakins usually choose his subjects from?
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Thomas Eakins usually chose his subjects from Philadelphia. He was born and raised in Philadelphia and spent most of his life there. His paintings and sculptures often depict scenes from Philadelphia life, including portraits of famous Philadelphians, landscapes of the city, and scenes from everyday life.
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