East Side Market 1939
murrayaltshuler
pen drawing
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"East Side Market" is a woodcut by American artist Murray Altshuler, created in 1939. This black and white print depicts a bustling market scene, showcasing the artist's signature bold, graphic style. The composition is dynamic, with the figures arranged in a lively and engaging manner. The use of strong contrasts between light and dark areas adds depth and visual interest to the scene. Altshuler captures the energy and vitality of the East Side, highlighting the everyday lives of its people. This artwork is a powerful example of social realism, a genre that focused on depicting the lives of ordinary people, particularly those from working-class backgrounds.
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