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United States · March 13, 1870 – May 22, 1938Wikidata

William James Glackens

painter from the United States (1870-1938)

Born in Philadelphia. Died in Westport.

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A life in paintings

Born 187056 dated paintingsDied 1938

58 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • On the Quai
    On the Quai
    William James Glackens
    c. 1895 · Brauer Museum of Art
  • The Seine
    The Seine
    William James Glackens
    1895
  • The Country Fair
    The Country Fair
    William James Glackens
    1895–1896 · Brooklyn Museum
  • In the Luxembourg
    In the Luxembourg
    William James Glackens
    c. 1896 · Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale
  • The Night After San Juan
    The Night After San Juan
    William James Glackens
    1898 · Nova Southeastern University
  • George Benjamin Luks
    George Benjamin Luks
    William James Glackens
    1899 · National Portrait Gallery
  • The Visit
    The Visit
    William James Glackens
    c. 1900 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Drive, Central Park
    The Drive, Central Park
    William James Glackens
    c. 1900s–1905 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Beach Scene
    Beach Scene
    William James Glackens
    20th century · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Central Park, Winter
    Central Park, Winter
    William James Glackens
    1902–1908 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • East River Park
    East River Park
    William James Glackens
    c. 1902 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Cap Noir - St. Pierre
    Cap Noir - St. Pierre
    William James Glackens
    1902 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • The Ermine Muff
    The Ermine Muff
    William James Glackens
    c. 1903 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • May Day, Central Park
    May Day, Central Park
    William James Glackens
    c. 1904
  • At Mouquin's
    At Mouquin's
    William James Glackens
    1905 · Art Institute of Chicago
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