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| Louis Schanker - Oils 1924 - 1981 | |
| ...Schanker's is an art which is important in understanding the development of the second wave of american abstraction which culminated in Abstract Expressionism. 1981, Susan Fillin Yeh, art historian | |
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| Self Portrait, c1924, 18 X 24 in | |
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| Basketball Game, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, c1927-8, 24 X 30 in | |
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| Cyclone, Coney Island, 1933, 20 X 24 in | Abstract Composition, 1933, 16 X 13 in |
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| Architectural Still Life, 29 X 36 in | Still Life, 23 X 27 in |
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| Trio, c1932, 38 X 27 in | Quartet, 1932, 38 X 27 in |
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| Abstraction with Musical Instruments, 1932, 38 X 27 in | Mandolin Player, c1933, 38 X 25 |
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| Ameba, c1932, 54 X 36 in | |
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| Theater Box, 1933, 25 X 30 in | At the Cafe, c1933, 20 X 24 in |
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| (Two) Beggars, 1933, 30 x 25 in | Nude with Cello, c1932, 54 X 36 in |
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Abstract Forms, 1943, 24 X 20 in | |
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| St George and the Dragon, c1945, 36 X 29 in | Abstraction, 1945, 24 X 30 in |
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Abstract, c1945, 30 X 24 in | Abstraction, 1951, 30 X 36 in |
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Abstract, 1962, 33 X 24 in | |
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Circle Image, 1962, 30 X 27 in | Circle Image, c1962, 30 X 27 in2 |
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Abstraction, 1968, 20 X 24 in | Abstraction, 1968, 20 X 24 in |
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