*SCHANKER, LOUIS

(1903-1981 American) Abstract, unframed oil on canvas, signed and dated 1945 lower right, approximate image size 24" x 30".

Possibly Schanker, Louis (American, 1903-1981) "Skull" Oil On Canvas. Signed lower right. Total Framed Measures 31 inches high x 28 inches wide. Approx. Dated.

Louis Schanker (Am. 1903-1981) "Geometric Landscape" Oil on canvas, framed Signed l.r., The Concoran Gallery of Art Twentieth Biennial Exhibition label on verso 30" x 40" actual, 30 1/2" x 40 1/2" fra

Louis Schanker (Am. 1903-1981) "Movement" 1942 Oil on canvas, framed Signed and dated u.r., signed on canvas verso, artist name, address and title inscribed on verso 24" x 30" sight, 24 1/2" x 30 1/2"

A gouache and mixed media work titled "Landscape Abstraction", signed lower right "Schanker '39", bearing ACA Galleries label. Provenance: From the Estate of Larry Casper, past president of the Apprai

Louis Schanker Am. 1903-1981 White, Grey, and Black Abstract, 1951 Oil on canvas, framed Signed and dated l.r. and verso 30 1/8" x 36 1/16" sight, 30 7/16" x 36 5/8" framed Provenance: By descent from

Louis Schanker (Am. 1903-1981) Blue and Coral Geometric Abstract, 1948 Oil on canvas, framed Signed and dated l.r. 29" x 35 3/4" actual, 29 1/2" x 36 1/4" framed Provenance: By descent from Artist to

Louis Schanker (Am. 1903-1981) Blue, Green, and Red-Orange Abstract, 1944 Oil on canvas, unframed Signed and dated l.r., dated u.r. 24" x 30" Provenance: By descent from Artist to Private Collection N

STUDY IN GREEN AND BLACK, 1941, color woodcut, signed and titled in pencil, published by WPA Art Project, NYC, plate 10 x 14”, full margins, framed with glass.

LOUIS SCHANKER (1903-1981) Composition with Figures. Color woodcut on Japan paper. 202x355 mm; 8x14 inches, full margins. Edition of 55 plus 20 trial proofs. Signed and titled in pencil, lower margin.

Louis Schanker (American 1903-1981)- ''3 Figures, #2''- woodcut in colors, 1944, signed, titled and ed. 6/35 in pencil, from ''The Line Form Color'' portfolio, 1/4 x 1/4'' piece of paper missing in up

Louis Schanker (1903-1981) ''Forms in Action'' (Brooklyn 48) woodcut, 1941, signed and titled in pencil, stamped 'New York City WPA Art Project', edition of 30, very good condition. 10 x 13 3/4''

"Acrobats" numbered 8/40 and signed in pencil lower margin, 1939 color woodcut on wove paper by American artist Louis Schanker. Painter, printmaker, muralist, and WPA artist, Schanker was one of the "

Woodcut in colors on Japan paper "Musical Clowns," 1939 (framed) Singed and numbered 19/25 (2nd ed.) 12" x 15 1/2" (sight)

Louis Schanker (Am. 1903-1981) Black and white abstract figures Ink on paper, matted and framed under glass 13" x 16" sight, 25 3/4" x 28 3/8" framed Provenance: By descent from Artist to Private Coll

Louis Schanker (1903-1981) ''Conversation''- woodcut in colors, 1938, signed and numbered 19/30 in pencil. 5 3/4 x 6 1/2''

Louis Schanker, Birds and Animals in Landscape, lithograph Approximate dimensions: Sight to mat: 12.5 inches x 19.5 inches Total dimensions: 18.5 inches x 24.75 inches "Though much of my work is gener

Louis Schanker (American 1903 - 1981) original lithograph. Pencil signed and numbered "Schanker '37" lower right. Artist's surname "Schanker" printed in plate, lower right. Dedication "To Steve" in pe

Don Quixote and Sancho Panza13" x 28 1/2" woodcut,pencil signed lower right

Louis Schanker (American 1903-1981)- Untitled- monotype in colors, signed in ink, good condition. 9 3/4 x 24''

Louis Schanker (1903-1981) ''St. George and the Dragon''- woodcut in colors, 1941, singed, titled and numbered 4/10 in pencil, some hole in paper above sword. 9 x 12'' Schanker obviously experimented

Early non-objective abstract oil painting on canvas by American modernist Louis Schanker, (American, 1903-1981). Oil on canvas c1920s-30s Measures 21.25" x 25.5" x 1" overall Monogrammed lower right U

Woodcut, signed lower right (LDAV1004) (EKW) Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 12; Framed: 23 1/4 x 25 1/2

Two unframed posters from the "A New Deal for American Art in Federal Buildings" series, published by the U.S. Government, featuring the art of Ida Abelman (1910-2002) and Louis Schanker (1903-1981).