George Luks

Biography

George Luks (1867–1933) — American artist (1867-1933).

George Luks worked as painter, comics artist and illustrator and is associated with United States. Their documented life spans the years 1867 to 1933, born in Williamsport, died in New York City. Their work is linked to Ashcan School.

Sources: Wikidata · Wikipedia

Works

• Noontime, St. Botolph Street, Boston
• John Quinn
• Self-Portrait: Interior of My New York Apartment
• The Wrestler
• The Man with the Red Bible
• In the Corner
• Otis Skinner as Col. Philippe Bridau
• The Bersaglieri
• The Wrestlers
• Fishermen
• Boy with Baseball
• Breadline
• Ten Heads
• A Clown
• Copley Square, Boston
• Sulky Boy
• Polish Dancer
• Holiday on the Hudson
• Ten Heads
• Under the Trees
• The Man with the Red Bible
• Self-Portrait: Interior of My New York Apartment
• The Fire Boss
• The Bersaglieri
• Breadline
• New Year's Shooter
• Telling Fortunes
• Holiday on the Hudson
• Blue Devils on Fifth Avenue
• Czechoslovakian Army Entering Vladivostok, Siberia, in 1918
• Self-Portrait with Pince-Nez
• The Trapper's Daughter
• The Miner
• Boy with Violin
• The Strike
• The Old Duchess
• Self-portrait of the artist
• The Dominican
• Pedro
• Houston Street