Untitled (Listeners) 

"Untitled (Listeners)" is a drawing by American artist William Gropper, created sometime between 1925 and 1977. The artwork depicts six people sitting and listening intently, capturing a moment of shared focus and anticipation. Gropper, known for his social commentary and humanist perspective, often used his art to examine the lives and experiences of ordinary people. In this work, he employs a graphic, expressive style to portray the figures and create a sense of visual tension. His use of charcoal and bold lines conveys the weight of the subject matter and highlights the individual personalities of the listeners.