Peter (A Young Girl) - Romaine Brooks/Gluck
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Peter (A Young Girl) - Romaine Brooks/Gluck
Gluck (b. Hannah Gluckstein, British,1895 - 1978), Gluck, 1942, oil on canvas; National Portrait Gallery, London.
"The artist Gluck consistently broke gender norms. They wore masculine clothes, cut their hair short and smoked a pipe and, in 1918, in their early 20s, adopted the genderless name Gluck ('no prefix, suffix or quotes'"
Hannah Gluckstein (1895–1978) Bank Holiday Monday (c. 1937)
Hannah Gluckstein (‘Gluck’), Portrait of Miss E. M. Craig
Peter, A Young English Girl
Romaine Brooks portrait of Gluck
Alfred Munnings, Gluck on a Hilllside, 1914
Emil Otto ('E.O.') Hopp, Gluck, 1924
Gluck, Self Portrait with Cigarette, 1925
Howard Coster, Gluck, circa 1932
Gluck at Work, 1932
Gluck, Medallion (YouWe), 1936
Gluck at the Fine Art Society, 1973
Gluck (Hannah Gluckstein) , 1895–1978) • Lillies • 1937 • Private collection
Gluck / Hannah Gluckstein (deceased)
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: 13 August 1895
DOD: 10 January 1978
Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jewish
Nationality: British
Occupation: Artist
Note: Rejected any forename or prefix (such as “Miss” or “Mr”), as Gluck was gender-nonconforming, also using the names Peter and Hig.