Louis Bouché

Louis Bouché

1896 — 1969

painter and muralist (1896-1969)

Louis George Bouché was an American artist, muralist, and decorator. He was a 1933 Guggenheim Fellow.

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Conservation--Western Lands (mural, U.S. Dept. of Interior)

Louis Bouché Smithsonian American Art Museum

Greenwich Avenue, New York

Louis Bouché Worcester Art Museum

New Lebanon Railroad Station

Louis Bouché Smithsonian American Art Museum

The Mural Assistant

Louis Bouché Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Cubist Still Life

Louis Bouché Smithsonian American Art Museum

Italy

Louis Bouché Georgia Museum of Art

Landscape

Still Life

Campagna

Louis Bouché The Phillips Collection

Still Life

Louis Bouché Whitney Museum of American Art

Arrangement

Louis Bouché Whitney Museum of American Art

Stamford Harbor

Louis Bouché Whitney Museum of American Art

Bantham, Devonshire

Louis Bouché Whitney Museum of American Art

Stamford Gas Works

Louis Bouché Metropolitan Museum of Art

Jane and Tuffy

Louis Bouché Metropolitan Museum of Art

Baseball Game, Long Island

Louis Bouché Metropolitan Museum of Art

Connecticut Farmhouse

Louis Bouché Georgia Museum of Art

Shooting Gallery

Louis Bouché Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

End of the World's Fair

Louis Bouché The Phillips Collection

How the Village Was Named (Study for Ellenville, New York Post Office Mural)

Louis Bouché Smithsonian American Art Museum

Ten Cents A Ride

Louis Bouché Metropolitan Museum of Art