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tuckadapierce: The Waiting Room, George Tooker
theticketthatexploded: George Tooker, Coney Island, 1948 (via Gandalf’s Gallery: George Tooker - Coney Island [1948])
arsvitaest: “The Subway” Author: George Tooker (American, 1920-2011)Date: 1950Medium: Egg tempera on composition boardLocation: Whitney Museum of American Art
arsvitaest: “Lunch” Author: George Tooker (American, 1920-2011)Date: 1964 At a moment when segregated Southern lunch counters were being occupied by African American activists, often with violent consequences, Tooker’s Lunch depicted a black man
thephotoregistry: Margaret French, George Tooker and Jared French, c. 1946PaJaMa
quam-nos-animadverto: Children and Spastics by George Tooker 1946
artqueer: George TookerVoice 11963Egg tempera on gesso panel “I am after painting reality impressed on the mind so hard that it returns as a dream, but I am not after painting dreams as such, or fantasy.” - George Tooker
100artistsbook: George Tooker, Children and Spastics
“The Waiting Room” Author: George Tooker (American, 1920-2011)Date: 1959Medium: Egg tempera on woodLocation: Smithsonian American Art Museum “The Waiting Room is a kind of purgatory—people just waiting—waiting to wait. It is not living. It is
langoaurelian: Window II by George Tooker, 1956
GEORGE TOOKER. Voice, 1968. Egg tempera on gesso panel. 19 1/2” x 17 1/2”.
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George Tooker - Fountain (egg tempera on gesso panel, 1950)
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jareckiworld:George Tooker (1920-2011) — Voice II (egg tempera on panel, 1972)
coraltigerpizza:George Tooker, 1920-2011. Divers, 1952
androphilia: George Tooker, Paul Cadmus & Jared French By George Platt Lynes
colin-vian: George Tooker - Sleep, 1964. Tempera on panel, 18 x 24 in.
artqueer: George TookerWindow II1956Egg tempera on gesso panel24 x 18 in “Tooker, a student of Reginald Marsh and an astute observer of urban humanity, is far less well known than his teacher. But the artist’s small dreamy egg tempera paintings
artqueer: George TookerSelf Portrait1947Egg tempera on gesso panel18 ½ in. diameter “…Similar questions, equally disconcerting, are posed by Tooker’s Self-Portrait of 1947. It was painted at the very beginning of his career, like J. M. W. Turner’s
artqueer: George Tooker: Man In The Box
artqueer: George Tooker: Window XI, part of the Windows series, 1950-1960, Egg tempera
k250966: George Tooker
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