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United States · August 13, 1867 – October 29, 1933Wikidata

George Luks

American artist (1867-1933)

Born in Williamsport. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 186735 dated paintingsDied 1933

36 works

  • Havana Cuba
    Havana Cuba
    George Luks
    c. 1896 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Street scene
    Street scene
    George Luks
    c. 1900
  • Prospect Park
    Prospect Park
    George Luks
    1902–1910 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Copley Square, Boston
    Copley Square, Boston
    George Luks
    c. 1904
  • The Old Duchess
    The Old Duchess
    George Luks
    1905 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Bread Line
    The Bread Line
    George Luks
    c. 1905 · Dayton Art Institute
  • Street Scene (Hester Street)
    Street Scene (Hester Street)
    George Luks
    1905 · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Wrestler
    The Wrestler
    George Luks
    1906 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Pals
    Pals
    George Luks
    c. 1907 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Sulky Boy
    Sulky Boy
    George Luks
    c. 1908 · The Phillips Collection
  • John Quinn
    John Quinn
    George Luks
    1908 · National Portrait Gallery
  • The Dominican
    The Dominican
    George Luks
    1912 · The Phillips Collection
  • Holiday on the Hudson
    Holiday on the Hudson
    George Luks
    c. 1912 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Telling Fortunes
    Telling Fortunes
    George Luks
    1914 · The Phillips Collection
  • New Year's Shooter
    New Year's Shooter
    George Luks
    1917 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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