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George Wesley Bellows
1882-1925 America/Realism
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Brief Biography-George Wesley Bellows was a native of Ohio. He studied in Ohio and later in New York, where he was a disciple of Robert Henri. He soon gained success in New York with his realistic style of painting. His most noted works are his depictions of boxing fights, buildings, and everyday New York life. One of his most striking pictures is Pennsylvania Station Excavation. Sadly, he died at the young age of 42 from a ruptured appendix. | |
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Blue Evening

Breaking Sky

Steaming Streets

West Wind

Excavation 1907

Blue Morning

Winter Afternoon

The Sand Cart

Stag at Sharkey's

Central Park

Builders of Ships

The Palisades

Morning Snow

The Lone Tenement

The Circus

The Picket Fence

Blue Snow

Tennis at Newport

Street in Winter

Snow Dumpers

Monhegan Island

Katherine Rosen

Lady Jean

North River

Forty Two Kids

Both Members

Work at Night

Edith Cavell

Come Rain

Men of the Docks

Cliff Dwellers

Dock Builders

Grey Lake

Club Night

Dempsey and Firpo

Man and Dog

New York

Polo at Lakewood

Riverfront

Riverside Drive

Summer Fantasy
