Decoration Sketch for the play 'Joy Street' 1932

Petre Otskheli's "Decoration Sketch for the play 'Joy Street'" from 1932 is a stylized depiction of a city street corner, likely meant as a stage set design for a play. The artist's use of geometric shapes and flat colors, with simple lines defining the buildings and street, alludes to the burgeoning Art Deco movement. Otskheli's work is a testament to the creative energy of Georgian art in the 1930s, often incorporating modern urban themes in his paintings. The sketch's simplicity and sharp edges are reminiscent of the early 20th-century movement, showcasing a bold artistic vision that reflects the societal changes of the time.