Driveway. Newark 1931

georgeault

arial photography

low poly

sky

low-poly

photorealism

house

oil painting

acrylic on canvas

animal portrait

green and neutral

fine art portrait

warm toned green

building

"Driveway. Newark" (1931) by George Ault is a captivating portrayal of an urban alleyway. The painting, characterized by its simplified forms and geometric shapes, showcases Ault's distinctive style, often referred to as Precisionism. Ault's use of flat planes and bold colors creates a sense of depth and order, highlighting the architectural elements and the everyday urban landscape. The quiet stillness of the scene and the muted color palette create a contemplative atmosphere, inviting the viewer to consider the subtle beauty of the ordinary.