Conformists 1960

"Conformists" is a 1960 print by British artist Ted Davies (1928-1993). The print, likely an etching or lithograph, depicts a row of figures lined up in a seemingly monotonous, uniform fashion. The figures are somewhat obscured by a dense background of lines and textures, perhaps suggesting conformity, conformity to social norms, or a feeling of being trapped. Davies' work is often associated with social commentary and explores themes of identity and societal pressures.