"Mandarins to Mariachis," a selection of paintings by Theodore N. Lukits

Muckenthaler Cultural Center

Fullerton, California

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"Mandarins to Mariachis," a selection of paintings by Theodore N. Lukits

April 3 - May 2, 1999

"Mandarins to Mariachis," a selection of Asian and Mexican-Californian paintings by Theodore N. Lukits (1897 - 1992) brings to the public the unique opportunity to view the works of this versatile artist. Theodore Lukits is one of America's most intriguing Orientalist artists. Although his work includes numerous fine American landscapes, it is his Orientalist paintings and sketches, along with his Mexican-Californian works, that are featured in this exhibition organized by the California Art Club, the Lukits Art Trust and Jeffrey Morseburg.

See Resource Library's article on the Pacific Asia Museum's Lukits show.

From top to bottom: Cold Colnanand, oil on panel, 40 x 30 inches, collection of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hayes; La Fiesta (mural study), c. 1933, oil on panel, 59 x 31 inches, collection of Lukits Art Trust

rev. 10/18/10

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