A painting by this artist shows an isolated six-story building framed by a bridge and a group of men warming themselves by a fire in the left foreground. The foreground of another painting by this artist depicts a worker sitting on a fence, whose blue coat echoes the hazy color of a façade above a pit in the background. A lithograph by this artist shows Billy Sunday lunging forward and pointing into (10[1])a crowd. An illustration by this artist was ironically retitled “Why Don’t They Go to the Country for Vacation” when published in the socialist magazine The Masses. This artist (10[1])painted The Last Tenement and a series (10[1])showing (10[1])the construction (10[1])of Pennsylvania (10[1])Station. This student of Robert Henri (10[1])(“hen-rye”) painted a crowded (10[1])street scene (10[1])in which a streetcar passes under clotheslines. (10[1]-5[2])For 10 points, name this Ashcan School painter (-5[1])of The Cliff Dwellers (10[1])and (10[2])boxing scenes (10[4])like Stag (10[1])at Sharkey’s. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])