Western Industrial 1954
charlessheeler
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pop art
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handmade artwork painting
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fluid art
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naive art
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showhome propping
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pop art-influence
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modern period home
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cartoon style
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portrait art
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fine art portrait
"Western Industrial" (1954) by Charles Sheeler is a precise and geometric depiction of industrial structures, a hallmark of his Precisionist style. The painting's flat planes and simplified forms create a sense of order and stability, emphasizing the man-made world. Sheeler's use of strong, contrasting colors and sharp lines further highlights the architectural features, creating a visual language that both celebrates and distances the viewer from the industrial landscape.