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Edmund C. Tarbell And The Boston School Of Painting (1889 - 1980) Pulp Fiction and Pratt's masterful use ofEdmund C. Tarbell was through his art and teachings the founder of the style known as the Boston school of painting. This is the primary book on the influential painter. It describes his life, career, and technique. The extensive Addenda include A Catalogue of Tarbell's Life Work, a Dictionary of Boston School painters, a list of Tarbell Students, an extensive bibliography, and much more.