A Day In June 1913 By George Bellows

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About George Bellows

Among the youngest and most muscular talents of the Ashcan School, he brought a brawler's energy to American realism in the early twentieth century. A student of Robert Henri, he made his name painting the unglamorous edges of New York life — tenement kids, dockworkers, the chaos of the streets — with a loose, slashing brushwork that felt closer to journalism than to academic painting. His boxing scenes remain some of the most visceral sports paintings ever made. For viewers today, his work offers something rare: a grounded, working-class vision of urban America rendered with real painterly ambition, vivid, immediate, and stubbornly unsentimental.