Terrors of Turkish bathing:

Drawings by George Luks, 1866-1933

< Vanity Fair    (Sep 1926)    p.51

George Luks  (1866-1933)  was an American artist who began his career in the graphic arts before becoming associated with a group of American impressionist painters who were popularly known as the Ash Can School.  The members of this group chose to paint ordinary people involved in aspects of their everyday lives.

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