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George Luks

27 works

George Luks (1867-1933) was a painter, illustrator and comics artist. Read more

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Painting of rowboats moored at a dock with figures in summer dress holding parasols, reflected in blue water.

Holiday on the Hudson

c. 1912

Painting of a crowded city market street with a woman beside a fruit cart and brick tenements under striped awnings.

Houston Street

1917

Woman with pale hair churning butter in a blue barrel, with two geese and pails on a wooden floor in a dim room.

The Blue Churn

1908

Dark portrait of a grinning boy in a green cap with a cigarette in his mouth, against a black background.

New Year's Shooter

1910

Painting of a seated woman in a blue polka dot dress, flowered hat and white gloves, on a red ladder-back chair.

The Polka Dot Dress

1920

Nude woman with dark hair seen from behind, reflected in a tall mirror on a door in a room with a rug.

Morning Light

1920

Pencil and watercolor portrait of a man with a pipe, wearing a light blue shirt and suspenders, arms folded.

Self-Portrait

1880

Painting of Bersaglieri soldiers marching with brass horns down a city street lined with flags and cheering crowds.

The Bersaglieri

1918

Painting of a seated miner in a lamp-topped cap, smoking a pipe and holding a lunch pail, against a dark teal background.

The Fire Boss

1925

Painting of a seated elderly woman in a brown shawl and blue dress against a dark background, signed George Luks 1905.

The Old Duchess

1905

Painting of uniformed Bersaglieri marching with brass horns through a city street lined with Italian and Red Cross flags.

The Bersaglieri

1918

Night painting of blue-uniformed soldiers marching down a city street under flags, with crowds watching from the sidewalk.

Blue Devils on Fifth Avenue

1918

Painting of a seated boy in a yellow blouse and brown cap, with a baseball at his feet, against a green background.

Boy with Baseball

1925

Painting of two rowboats, green and white, with figures fishing on a lake under cloudy sky with a tree line.

Fishermen

1920

Seated miner in a dark cap with lamp, smoking a pipe and holding a metal lunch pail, painted against a dark green background.

The Miner

1925

Painting of an elderly woman in a red shawl gazing down at a small blue crystal ball in her hands against a dark background.

Telling Fortunes

1914

Painting of a smiling man in a top hat and blue coat leaning on an orange cane against a green background.

Otis Skinner as Col. Philippe Bridau

1919

Seated elderly man in white habit and black cape holding a rosary, painted against a dark background.

The Dominican

1912

Painting of a sulky-looking boy in a cream outfit holding an apple, beside a table with a glass bowl of red apples.

Sulky Boy

1908

Watercolor of a railroad crossing with striped barrier arms, a yellow wooden house with blue shutters, and a standing man in

Railroad Crossing, The Berkshires

1925

Painting of a crowd holding bowls in a dim street, with an elderly woman in front and a figure in a red shawl at right.

The Bread Line

1905

Charcoal sketch on brown paper of about nine heads in varied expressions, signed George Luks in the lower left.

Ten Heads

1905

Charcoal sketch of figures walking a path beneath a shady canopy of trees, with a bench at the right.

Under the Trees

Pastel drawing of children with baskets queuing outside a glowing bakery window labeled BAKERY.

Breadline

1900

Watercolor of a sunlit room with a seated figure in a blue armchair, a flower bouquet on a table, and blue vases by the windo

Self-Portrait: Interior of My New York Apartment

1927

Loose watercolor sketch of an elderly bearded man in a hat holding a red Bible, inscribed by George Luks, 1919.

The Man with the Red Bible

1919

Charcoal sketch of a seated older man with a moustache, hands in lap, set against dense diagonal hatching.

A Portrait

1900

George Luks (1867-1933) was a painter, illustrator and comics artist. George Luks was born in Williamsport and died in New York City. The work of George Luks is associated with Ashcan School. Browse 27 works by George Luks from 9 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata