Sun Worshippers 1937

"Sun Worshippers" is a 1937 lithograph by William Cook, depicting a group of people looking at a storefront window display. The display features mannequins wearing fashionable swimwear, possibly a commentary on the emerging trend of sunbathing in the 1930s. The contrast between the well-dressed mannequins and the more modestly clothed passersby highlights the social dynamics of the time, offering a glimpse into the changing role of fashion in society. Cook's work is known for its sharp lines and realistic depiction of everyday life, showcasing a keen eye for detail and capturing the essence of a moment in time.