Flight Over New York At Twilight 1936

"Flight Over New York At Twilight" (1936) by Lorser Feitelson is a Surrealist painting featuring a reclining female figure and a smaller figure flying above her, both rendered in a simplified, almost geometric style. The scene suggests a dreamlike state, with the figures' contorted poses and the abstract background contributing to a sense of unease and ambiguity. The painting's title, referencing New York at twilight, hints at the artist's interest in the modern world and its influence on the human psyche.