Untitled (Manhattan Scene) 1934
robertjfreiman
drawing, print, graphite
drawing
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
pencil drawing
graphite
cityscape
graphite
modernism
realism
Robert J. Freiman's 1934 lithograph, "Untitled (Manhattan Scene)," captures the bustling energy of New York City. The artist uses bold lines and sharp angles to create a sense of verticality, emphasizing the towering skyscrapers that define the city's skyline. The composition is dominated by the imposing buildings, their facades rendered in contrasting shades of gray that highlight the interplay of light and shadow. This dynamic portrayal evokes the city's vibrant atmosphere and its constantly shifting patterns of light and movement, solidifying its place in the Urban Landscape genre. The detail of cars and people at the bottom of the composition serves as a reminder of the city's constant activity.
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