Robert Guinan
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Robert Guinan (b. 1934 in Watertown, New York) is a Chicago-based American painter. As a young man he saw the film "Moulin Rouge" and decided that he would be like Toulouse-Lautrec and paint night life and bar patrons. His work shows gritty Chicago street people, musicians and barflies. He is widely admired in France, although strangely little-known or noticed in Chicago.
He lives on the north side of Chicago with his wife, Birthe "Bee" Svensson-Guinan.
His son, Paul Guinan, is a comic-book artist.
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