George W. Bellows – American Realistic Painter

George W. Bellows (1882 – 1925) was an American painter who depicted scenes of urban life in his works. Although from Ohio, most of art was painted in New York City. His themes varied and included social and political themes, domestic life, sports, and landscapes. His wife and children were common subjects in his works. Our pattern collection includes most of his most recognized works including Dempsey and Firpo, Polo at Lakewood, Emma at the Piano, Paddy Flanagan, Builders of Ships, and Cliff Dwellers.

Patterns Included In This Set

Dempsey and Firpo

Evening Blue

Blue Morning

Emma at the Piano

A Grandmother

Emma at the Window

Emma in a Purple Dress

Nude with a Parrot

Builders of Ships

Shore House

Paradise Point

Katherine Rosen

Anne in White

Jean with Blue Book and Apple

Summer Fantasy

Club Night

Forty Two Kids

Steaming Streets

Stag at Sharkey’s

The Palisades

Winter Afternoon Riverside Park

Polo at Lakewood

Polo Crowd

The Circus

West Wind

Emma and her Children

Paddy Flanagan

Lucie

My House Woodstock

Elizabeth Alexander

Criehaven Large

Cliff Dwellers

The Big Dory

Maud Dale