Young Anthony 1928

"Young Anthony" is a portrait painting created in 1928 by American artist Robert Henri, known for his realist style and depiction of everyday life. Henri was a prominent figure in the Ashcan School movement, capturing the grit and humanity of urban life. This portrait showcases Henri's ability to capture the innocence and vulnerability of youth, with a focus on the child's expressive eyes and the subtle play of light on his face. The painting's loose brushstrokes and earthy palette contribute to its sense of realism and immediacy.