Three People in an Atelier 1920

"Three People in an Atelier" is an etching by Walter Gramatté from 1920. The artwork depicts three figures gathered around a lamp in a darkened room, suggestive of an artist's studio. The figures are drawn with simplified lines and elongated features, giving them an almost puppet-like quality. Gramatté, known for his expressive and introspective style, often explored themes of isolation and human interaction. This etching, with its subdued tones and minimalist composition, perfectly captures the artist's unique vision.