Selected List of Artworks
The Butcher Cart, 1901
The Spielers, 1905, Addison Gallery of American Art
The Rag Picker, 1905
Hester Street, 1905, Brooklyn Museum
The Cafe Francis, 1906, Butler Institute of American Art
Woman with Macaws, 1907, Detroit Institute of Arts
Sulky Boy, 1908, Phillips Collection in Washington D.C.
The Guitar (Portrait of the Artist’s Brother with his Son), 1908, Westmoreland Museum of American Art
The New York River, New York 1910
Nursemaids, High Bridge Park
Boy with Baseball, 1925, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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