Showing 24 artworks out of 122 with George Wesley Bellows and with artwork date before 1919 and with artwork date after 1909
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Discover George Bellows’ ‘Men of the Docks’ (1912) – a powerful realist painting capturing NYC's industrial grit & human resilience. Explore Impressionistic brushwork & social commentary in this iconic American artwork.
Experience the elegant realism of George Wesley Bellows' Emma in the Black Print, capturing a moment of quiet contemplation from early 20th-century American life; discover this masterpiece today.
Bellows' 'The Germans Arrive' (1918) powerfully depicts WWI’s brutality, capturing a chaotic battlefield scene with intense realism and social commentary. Explore this iconic work by George Bellows.
George Bellows’ "Pennsylvania Station Excavation" (1909) captures the raw energy of NYC's transformation. Explore this iconic oil painting depicting a massive construction site, showcasing dynamic brushwork and urban grit.
Experience George Bellows' 'Ox Team, Wharf at Matinicus' – a captivating 1916 oil painting capturing rural American life with vibrant colors and dynamic movement. Order a stunning hand-painted reproduction today!
George Bellows' "The Sea" captures the raw power of nature with dramatic waves and stormy skies. Own a stunning reproduction of this iconic Ashcan School masterpiece – a timeless exploration of coastal beauty.
Experience the joyous spirit of winter through George Wesley Bellows’ masterful Love of Winter painting—a luminous Impressionistic depiction capturing a snowy hillside gathering brimming with camaraderie and vibrant light.
Experience the vibrant energy of American Impressionism through George Bellows' Tennis Tournament, a masterful 1919 oil painting capturing Newport society's elegance, inviting you to bring this dynamic scene into your home.
Experience the vibrant energy of George Bellows' 'Lone Tenement,' a pivotal realist painting capturing urban life in 1909. A stunning reproduction from the National Gallery of Art, showcasing American dynamism and artistic skill.
Experience the serene realism of George Wesley Bellows' 1910 snow scene capturing American life; discover this masterful Ashcan School moment today.
Experience George Bellows’ vibrant "The Sawdust Trail," a dynamic oil painting capturing an energetic urban gathering from 1916. This iconic Ashcan School piece showcases movement and social life, perfect for art lovers.
This painting showcases a lively gathering of people before a large boat under construction.
Experience 'A Day in June' by George Bellows! This vibrant 1913 painting captures a lively park scene with diverse figures, showcasing the artist’s dynamic style and urban realism. A must-see masterpiece!
George Wesley Bellows’ ‘Portrait of Anne’ captures youthful innocence in an Ashcan School style painting from 1915. This intimate portrait evokes quiet strength and domestic tranquility, a timeless piece perfect for art lovers.
George Bellows’ "Winter Afternoon" captures a serene NYC landscape—a frozen river, snow-laden trees, and two figures enjoying the quiet beauty of winter. A masterpiece of realism.
George Bellows' "Mrs. T. in Cream Silk" captures early 20th-century elegance. This iconic painting, part of the Hirshhorn Museum’s collection, showcases Bellows’ realism and offers a glimpse into American life. Own a fine art reproduction today!
George Bellows’ "Monhegan Island" captures the rugged beauty of Maine's coast with dynamic brushstrokes and evocative light. A powerful depiction of nature's strength, painted in 1913.
Bellows' 'Children and Summer among the Shrubs' captures childhood joy with vibrant Impressionistic brushstrokes. Explore this Newark Museum masterpiece!
Experience the vibrant energy of George Wesley Bellows’ monumental circus scene—a bold depiction of American life in 1912. This dynamic oil painting captures a thrilling performance with horses and spectators, embodying realism's expressive power; explore reproductions today.
Experience Bellows' 'Garaldine Lee, No. 2,' a captivating 1916 oil portrait showcasing realism & quiet contemplation. Explore Ashcan School artistry at the Butler Institute.
A striking portrait of elegance featuring a woman in vibrant attire by American realist George Wesley Bellows, capturing the soulful essence of 1919 through masterful tempera brushwork for your private collection.
Experience the raw energy of crashing waves and coastal life in this 1916 American Realism masterpiece by George Wesley Bellows, a captivating scene inviting you to bring this timeless seascape into your collection.
Experience American Realism's energy with Bellows' 1913 village scene capturing dynamic life; discover this masterpiece of early 20th-century art today.
Experience the intimate realism of George Wesley Bellows' 1914 masterpiece, Emma at the Piano, capturing a moment of domestic grace you can own.