Grey Still Life 1948

"Grey Still Life" is a 1948 woodcut by American artist Adja Yunkers (1900-1983). The work is characterized by its bold black lines and simplified forms that abstractly depict a still life arrangement. The use of strong black and white contrasts creates a powerful visual impact, evoking a sense of depth and dynamism within the composition. Yunkers is known for his contributions to abstract art, and this piece exemplifies his use of geometric shapes and rhythmic patterns to convey a sense of visual harmony.