San Miguel Allende 1936

Hale Woodruff's 1936 painting "San Miguel Allende" showcases the artist's vibrant interpretation of the Mexican city. The painting utilizes bold colors and simplified forms to depict the cityscape, with a prominent church tower and surrounding buildings against a backdrop of rolling hills. Woodruff, known for his contributions to the Harlem Renaissance, captures the unique architectural elements and atmosphere of San Miguel Allende in a distinctly modernist style, emphasizing geometric shapes and simplified structures. The painting is a testament to Woodruff's exploration of diverse cultural landscapes and his mastery of color and composition.