Women of Peterboro 1932
Relief Blues 1938Guglielmi was born in Egypt in 1906, his family moved to Italy, then in 1914 to New York. He received his art degree at the National Academy of Design in 1925, taking sculpture classes at the Beaux Arts Institute and a Tiffany Foundation fellowship.
Before 1933, the artist painted architectural motifs, later, influenced by Giorgio de Chirico's painting, Guglielmi produced artworks combining Magic Realism and Surrealism concepts.
Louis Guglielmi taught painting classes at the New School for Social Research in New York City and Louisiana State University, painting abstract artworks in his last years.
Recurrent Theme in Red 1943
The River 1942
The River detail
Town Square
The Gallants
Martyr Hill 1933
Subway Exit 1946
Terror in Brooklyn 1941
Connecticut Autumn 1937
Brooklyn Piscatorial 1941
Tumblers
Memory of the Charles River 1936
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