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LOUIS SCHANKER   (1903-1981)
In the summer of 2018 the exhibition LOUIS SCHANKER: The WPA Years, was shown at the Pollock-Krasner House, East Hampton, NY.
A native New Yorker, Louis Schanker left home as a youngster to join the circus. In 1920 he returned to New York and studied at Cooper Union, the Art Students League, and the Education Alliance School of Art. By 1935 Schanker made his first woodcut, finding the medium and establishing a pattern of experimentation that would figure prominently throughout his career. In 1951 he showed in the now legendary 9th Street Art Exhibition.
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Dance (also titled Indian Dance), 1944



Non-Objective, 1939



Uvula, 1971, about



Jai Alai, color, 1939



Abstraction (#29), 1944



Jai Alai, 1939



Five Figures, 1948



Acrobats (Also titled Two Figures), 1939



Birds in Flight #2, 1945



Man at Piano, 1936



Abstraction #38, 1948



Dictator's Dream, 1937



Three Men on a Bench, about 1939



Three Men on a Bench, about 1939



Circle Image, #25, 1954-55



Cops and Pickets, 1939



(New York Still Life), 1937