Rush Hour, New York 1915

"Rush Hour, New York" is a 1915 painting by American artist Max Weber, known for his contributions to Cubism. The artwork utilizes geometric forms and a fragmented perspective to depict the bustling energy of New York City. The dynamic composition suggests movement and the chaotic rhythm of urban life, highlighting the intersection of modern architecture, transportation, and human activity. The painting exemplifies Weber's exploration of urban modernity and the influence of Cubist principles on his artistic style.