George Bellows Prints – Boxing, City Life & Coastal Scenes
George Bellows prints move between the boxing ring, crowded city streets, working waterfronts and rough coastal water. Rural views and outdoor leisure add quieter subjects to a collection concerned with many different forms of everyday activity. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with further settings in cityscape art and seascape prints.
The boxing ring and the gathered crowd
Club Night brings the fighters into a lit ring above the surrounding spectators. The close bodies and strong light concentrate attention on the encounter, while the crowd remains part of the composition. Other figure scenes extend this interest in groups and public activity beyond the ring.
The city at street level
New York fills the view with people, vehicles, signs and tall buildings. The crowded foreground and layered distance make several activities visible at once. Dock workers, construction scenes and other urban subjects elsewhere offer further views of the changing city. Browse cityscape prints for related settings.
Coastal water and open country
Storm Sea sets pale surf and green water against dark coastal rock. Its open, turbulent surface offers a contrast with the packed urban scenes. Other works include farms, trees, tennis and shore activity, showing how the range extends beyond the city’s streets and interiors.
Related artists and collections
Compare modern American figures and streets in Robert Henri, John Sloan and George Luks. The wider seascape collection offers further treatments of working shores, exposed rocks and moving water.
Read more in our guide to George Bellows.






























































