O. Louis Guglielmi
1906–1956 · Italian-American · 12 artworks
Magic RealismPrecise detailSymbolic imageryUrban landscapesSocial commentaryGeometric composition
artist bio
O. Louis Guglielmi was an Italian-American painter known for his Magic Realist scenes that often depicted urban landscapes and social commentary. His work captured the alienation and anxieties of the modern era, blending realism with surreal and symbolic elements.
what you'll learn
Studying Guglielmi's work allows students to explore the use of symbolism and precise detail to convey emotional and social narratives. Students can also learn about composition and how to create a sense of unease or tension within a realistic setting.
related: Charles Demuth, Edward Hopper, George Tooker
12 artworks
Mountain in New Hampshire
1932
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South Street Stoop
1935
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Wedding
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The Tenements
1939
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Connecticut Autumn
1937
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Relief Blues
1938
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Martyr Hill
1934
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Town Square
1939
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Women of Peterboro
1932
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Brooklyn Piscatorial
1941
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Portrait and Background
1935
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The River
1942
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