Photobooth images of Theodore Lukits with first wife Eleanor, circa 1934 Lukits with pet cat in front of his house, circa 1940 Lukits with pet dog, Trixie, circa 1940 Portrait of legendary director William Wyler's mother, dated 1934 "Pancho," Mexican actor, posed for several paintings by Theodore Lukits. This photo, of a large pastel of Pancho with a bottle of wine, was in Lukits' archive; the whereabouts of the painting are unknown. It was dated 1934 ; at the time Lukits was painting his series of Mexican-American subjects.     Theodore Lukits (far left) teaching a plein-air landscape class about 1932. This photograph was later used in brochures for the Los Angeles Art Association. [Click for detail of Lukits]       Theodore lukits had an important solo exhibition at the Stendahl Art Galleries, who represented several major California Impressionists. Founded in 1921 by Earl Stendahl, the gallery concentrated on Pre-columbian art and then exhibited the works of Guy rose, Edgar Payne and William Wendt.