Works
- “Holy-day Occupation” (1881, at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts)
- “Her Only Support” (1882)
- “The Socialist,” a German agitator delivering a harangue (1883,at the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin)
- “The Strike,” a large composition (1886, at the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin)
- “Portrait of Alvina Roosen” (c. 1900)
- “Rainy Evening on Hennepin Avenue” (c. 1902)
- “Study Head” (Minneapolis Institute of Arts)
- “Violet” (Minneapolis Athletic Club)
- “Portrait of Dean Wulling” (State University of Minnesota)
- “The Carpenter's Family”
- “The Family Bible”
- “Salve Luna”
- a portrait at the Public Library at Alexandria, Minnesota
- a portrait at the Memorial Library at Blue Earth, Minnesota
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