William Glackens – American Realist Painter

William Glackens ((1870 – 1938) was an American Realist Painter and one of the founders of the Ashcan School of American Art which focused on portraying scenes of daily middle class life in New York. The works from this group were robust, urban themes done with energetic painting styles. Glackens later developed his own coloristic style which many compared to Renoir. His subject matters varied constantly through his life with portraits, landscapes, and still lifes. Our set of William Glackens patterns includes At Mouquin’s, The Soda Fountain, L’Apertif, Nude with Apples, The Terrace, Washington Square, Descending from the Bus, Bathers, Portsmouth Harbor, Luise in a Pink Dress, Girl with Green Apples, The Breakfast Porch, Buddha and the Maidens, The Lake, and a self portrait.

Patterns Included In This Set

Self Portrait

Portsmouth Harbor – New Hampshire

Nude with Apple

At Mouquin’s

The Purple Dress

Ernest Lawson

The Soda Fountain

Young Woman in Green

Bathers

March Day Washington Square

Still Life with Roses and Fruit

Descending from the Bus

Natalie in a Blue Skirt

Café Lafayette

Hillside with Olive Trees

L’Apertif

Bowlers La Ciotat

Temple Gold Medal Nude

Julia’s Sister

Miss Olga D

Breakfast Porch

The Breakfast Porch

Buddha and the Maidens

The Lake

Woman in a Blue Hat

The Bandstand

Head of a French Girl

Scene on the Lower East Side

Roses and Persimmons

The Terrace

Woman in Red Jacket

Nude Bathers

Luise in a Pink Dress

Lilies and other Flowers in a Vase

Poppies Lilies and Blue Flowers

Standing Girl in White Spats

A Stroll in the Park

Washington Square

White Rose and Other Flowers

Girl with Green Apples