John who painted "Backyards, Greenwich Village"

Answer:

SLOAN

Hint:

This American realist was a key figure in the Ashcan School, known for depicting urban life with gritty honesty in the early 1900s. His works often featured everyday scenes of New York City.

Explanation:

This clue refers to John Sloan, an American painter known for his urban scenes and involvement in the Ashcan School. His 1914 work "Backyards, Greenwich Village" is one of his most recognized pieces, depicting everyday life in New York City. The answer is simply his last name, "SLOAN," which fits the clue directly without any wordplay or hidden meanings.

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