Biography
Louis Eilshemius (1864–1941) — American artist (1864-1941).
Louis Eilshemius worked as painter and draftsperson and is associated with United States. Their documented life spans the years 1864 to 1941, born in Newark, died in New York City. Their work is linked to modern art.
| Disciplines | painter, draftsperson |
|---|---|
| Born | 1864, Newark |
| Died | 1941, New York City |
| Nationality | United States |
| Movement | modern art |
Works
- Kingsbridge
- Fifty-Seventh Street
- The Dream
- Sirens of the Sea
- Delaware Water Gap Village
- Rocky Seashore
- Overhanging Branches
- Cabs for Hire
- Sunset: Nude Entering Water
- Sunset with Man Standing on Shore
- Study from a Cast
- Sailing at Moonlight, Samoa
- Summer Landscape with Hawk
- The Concert Singer
- Twilight in Samoa
- Children on the Beach
- Samoa
- American Farm
- Three Girls and River
- Approaching Storm
- New York Roof Tops
- Slender Tree
- Landscape
- Yuma, Arizona
- New York at Night
- Stormy Landscape
- The Rejected Suitor
- Nude in Forest
- Madge in the Morning
- Pale Blue Landscape
- Standing and Reclining Nymphs
- Two Gulls and Cliffs
- Louis Michel Eilshemius Self-Portrait
- The Pool
- Portrait of Rose Marie
- The Haunted House
- Street in Lugano
- Landscape with Cows
- Beach at Apia, Samoa
- Birthplace of the Artist
- Adirondacks: Bridge for Fishing
- Nymphs Sleeping
- Moonlight Nymphs
- Mountain Landscape
- Autumn Landscape
- Tragedy of the Sea
- Sunset
- Balcony, Delaware Water Gap
- The Startled Nymphs
- Landscape, Binghamton, New York
- Swimming Party
